A suit for money recovery by the railway would generally not invoke Article 112 of the Limitation Act. This is because Article 112 specifically provides a limitation period of 30 years for suits filed directly by the Central Government or State Governments.

Since the railway is an autonomous statutory body established under specific legislation, it is considered a separate legal entity from the Central Government itself. Although it is owned and controlled by the government, it does not fall within the category of suits directly initiated by the Central Government. Therefore, the benefit of the extended limitation period under Article 112 does not automatically apply to suits filed by the railway for recovery of money.

Instead, the limitation period for such claims would typically be governed by the general provisions of the Limitation Act applicable to suits for recovery of money, which is usually three years from the date the cause of action arises, unless a specific provision states otherwise (!) (!) .

In summary, a money recovery suit filed by the railway would not normally invoke Article 112 of the Limitation Act, as it is a separate legal entity and not a suit directly filed by the Central Government.