Time limitation for execution of a decree or order of any Civil Court is________________?

Correct answer: A. Both A and B

  • A. Both A and B
  • B. Six years, in case of appeal revision or review results
  • C. Three years from the date of order or decree
  • D. None of above

Explanation

Execution of a civil-court decree or order is generally subject to three years, while the limitation becomes six years where the decree or order results from an appeal, revision or review. Thus both stated periods apply in their respective situations.

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