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Limitation period for suits relating to Tort: 1-3 years.
Limitation period for suits relating to Trusts: 3-12 years.
Limitation period for suits relating to immovable property: 3-30 years.
Limitation period for suits not specifically provided under the Schedule: 1 year.
Limitation period for suits not specifically provided under the Schedule: 1 year. According to Article 137 of the Schedule, the limitation period for filing a suit for any other application for which no period of limitation is provided elsewhere in this Division is three years and not one year.
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