Limitation Act is-

 legal jurisprudence interprets Section 31 of the Limitation Act, 1963 as defining how the Act holds both retrospective and prospective application. [1] Because the law of limitation is classified as procedural law, it automatically applies retrospectively to all legal actions brought after its enforcement, even if the underlying cause of action arose before the Act commenced. However, Section 31 acts as a crucial boundary to regulate and limit this retrospective impact, establishing a clear line where the prospective and retrospective applications meet.