Bare Act

The Indian Limitation (Gujarat Amendment) Act, 1960

This law amends the Indian Limitation Act of 1908 specifically for the state of Gujarat. It changes how the law treats trusts by expanding the definition of a trust "vested for a specific purpose." Previously, this only applied to specific purposes, but now it also covers charitable or religious purposes, whether the trust is written down or just implied. This change helps clarify the time limits for legal actions related to these types of trusts, ensuring that charitable and religious organizations are not unfairly disadvantaged by strict interpretations of the law.

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