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The Supreme Court on Equitable Set off and the Limitation Act

November 9, 2013

[Posted by V. Niranjan] An important question that has troubled the Indian courts over the years is whether an equitable set off can be raised even when, if it had been raised as a principal claim, it would have been barred by limitation. For example: suppose X enters into a contract with Y which it…
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The Supreme Court on Equitable Set off and the Limitation Act