Limitation Act has no application once right to damage is extinguished

Bhagwandas B. Ramchandani Vs British Airways (Supreme Court) Held that right to damage itself is extinguished, provisions of the Limitation Act have no application. Facts- Carriage by Air Act, 1972, incorporates international air traffic conventions of Warsaw, 1929, Hague Protocol, 1955, and Montréal Convention, 1999 in the First, Second, and the Third Schedules of the Act. Rule 30 of the Second Schedule, which incorporates the Hague Protocol, provides that the right to damages will be extinguished if an action is not brought within a period of two years from the dates mentioned in the Rule. ...