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The Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) is the backbone of civil litigation in India, outlining the procedures for filing suits, managing trials, and enforcing judgments. It ensures a fair and structured process for dispute resolution, from the commencement of a case to its final execution. Complementing the CPC, the Limitation Act, 1963 defines time limits within which legal actions must be initiated, promoting timely resolution of disputes. By establishing specific periods for various claims, appeals, and executions, the Limitation Act ensures that cases are not delayed indefinitely, enhancing judicial efficiency and preventing the abuse of the legal process.