An acknowledgment must be one from which ........

Limitation Act (LA) 1963 Computation of Period of Limitation

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An acknowledgment must be one from which:

An absolute promise to pay can be inferred.

An unconditional promise to pay the specific debt can be inferred.

There must be a conditional promise to pay the debt and evidence that the condition has been performed.

All of the above,

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Explanation:

All of the above

It was held in Jeevraj And Anr. vs Lalchand And Ors. AIR 1969 Raj 192 in Para 11 that While discussing the question, their Lordships referred to the following observations of Lord Justice Mellish in In re Rivers Steam Company, Mitchell's claim (1871) LR 6 Ch App 822:-- "An acknowledgment to take the case out of the Statute of Limitations, must be either one from which an absolute promise to pay can be inferred, or, secondly, an unconditional promise to pay the specific debt, or, thirdly, there must be a conditional promise to pay the debt, and evidence that the condition has been performed."