12 year limitation for partition suit

The 12 years clause is from the date of cause of action.

If there was no partition happened after the death of the owner then the property can be partitioned any time 

The query has been posted without perusing the Judgment; the said Judgment lays down no such ratio.

The 12-year limitation clause in a partition suit refers to the time limit, as defined by Article 110 of the Limitation Act, within which a partition suit must be filed. Specifically, it dictates that a partition suit should be filed within 12 years from the date of the sale or transaction that triggered the right to partition. The 12-year period begins when the plaintiff's right to claim partition accrues, typically when they become aware of the sale or transaction that affects their share in the property or when the defendants deny their right to partition

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There is no limitation for filing a suit for partition of inherited property.

I must add that father obtained the property via a partition. 

Quote "The 12-year period begins when the plaintiff's right to claim partition accrues, typically when they become aware of the sale or transaction that affects their share in the property..."

So, in this case the trigger for calculating 12years will be the original partition or father's death...? Or this does not apply in this case.

From other replies i presume that the limitation does not apply in this case. Please confirm if i read this right.

Appreciate all the replies.