Bare Act

The Requisitioning and Acquisition of Property (Amendment) Act, 1961

This law amends the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Property Act of 1955 to extend the time limit for filing claims or disputes related to requisitioned or acquired property. Specifically, it changes the limitation period from six years to twelve years in section one. This change applies to anyone dealing with property that has been taken over by the government, giving them a longer window to seek legal remedies or compensation. The amendment is significant because it provides greater protection and flexibility for property owners and claimants by preventing the dismissal of cases simply due to the passage of time.

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