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    The Supreme Court of India has extended the limitation period for all judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings across India due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The period from March 14, 2021 until further notice will be excluded from limitation period calculations. This notice from the Rajasthan High Court informs all concerned of the Supreme Court order and its application to limitation periods in Rajasthan.

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    RAJASTHANHIGH COURT

    No. PA./RG/Misc./2021 Date 29.04.2021

    NOTICE

    Pursuant to the diret:tions of Hon'ble Supreme Court dated 27 .04.2021 itt


    Miscellaneous Application No.565/2021 in SMW (C) No.3/2020 In RE

    COGNIZANCE FOR EXTI1NSION OF LIMITATION, the period of limitation for


    all judicial or quasi judicial proceedings has been extended till further orders. The

    operative portion of the order reads as under:-

    "We also take ju,licial notice of the fact that the steep rise in
    COWD-Lq Mrus coses is not limited to Delhi alone but it has
    engulfed the entire nation. The extraordinary situation caused
    by the sudden and second outburst of COWD-L9 l4rus, fhus,
    requires extraorclinary measures to minimize the hardship of
    litigant-public h all the States. We, therefore, restore the
    order dated 23d March,2020 and in continuation of the order
    dated B'h March, 2021 direct that the period(s) of limitation,
    as prescribed under any general or special lows in respect of
    all judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings, whether
    condonable or not, shall stand extended till further orders.
    It is further clarified that the period ftom 14h March, 2021.
    till further orders shall olso stond excluded in computing the
    periods prescrilted under Sections 23(4) and 29A of the
    Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 7996, Section 72A of the
    Commercial Courts Act, 2015 and provisos (b) and (c) of
    Section 138 of the Negotioble Instuments Act, 1BB1 and any
    other laws, winich prescribe period(s) of limitation for
    instituting proceedings, outer limits (within which the court
    or tribunal can condone delay) and termination of
    proceedings.
    We have passed this order in exercise of our powers under
    Article 142 reacl with Article L41. of the Constitution of lndia.
    Hence it
    shall L'e binding order within the meaning of Article
    747 on all Courtsllribunals and Authorities. "

    This is for informar.on of all concemed.


    By Order

    REGIS RAL

    No. PA/RG/IvIisc./202L/996 Date29.04.2o2l


    Copy forwarded to the following for information and necessary action:-

    L. The Registrar-Cum-Principal Private Secretary to Hon'ble the Chief Justice,


    Rajasthan High Ccrurt.

    2. P.S. to All Hon'ble Judges, Rajasthan High Court.

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    3. The Registrar Genertrl, Rajasthan High Court.

    4. Advocate General, Rajasthan.

    5. Addl. Solicitor General, Rajasthan.

    6. The Chairman, Bar Council of Rajasthan.

    7. President, Rajasthan High Court Advocates'Association, Jodhpur.

    8. President, Rajasthan High Court Lawyers' Association, Jodhpur.

    9. President, Rajasthan High Court Bar Association, Jaipur.

    10.The Registrar (Vig.) / (Admn.) / (Rules) / (Class.) / (Exam.) / OSD (F&I) /


    (CPC)/(Judicial) Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur/Jaipur Bench and Registrar
    hq. At New Delhi.

    11. Member Secretary Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority,

    12. The Director, Rajasthan State Judicial Academy, Jodhpur.

    13. All Deputy Registrars, Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur/ Bench, Jaipur.

    14. A.O.J., Classification Section (Website), Rajasthan High Court,


    Jodhpur/Bench, Jaipur.A.O.J., Classification Section (Website), Rajasthan
    High Court, Jodhpur/Bench, Jaipur.

    &iana
    REGISTRAR GENERAL

    Copy also forwarded to the following for information and necessary action:-

    1. All the District & liessions Judges with the request to circulate the same
    amongst all the Presiding Officers of their judgeship.

    2. Presiding Officers of all the Special Courts and Tribunals.


    3. All the Bar Associations through the concerned District & Sessions Judges.

    4i.^o
    REGISTRAR GENERAL

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