When is the deadline for action on a judgment?
The catalogue records a 12 years period from the date when the judgment first becomes enforceable by the plaintiff or by a person through whom the plaintiff claims. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 12 years
- Trigger
- the date when the judgment first becomes enforceable by the plaintiff or by a person through whom the plaintiff claims
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- A judgment of a court outside the ACT becomes enforceable for this section on the date it becomes enforceable in the place where it was given (s 14 (2)). Distinct from Court Procedures Rules 2006 (ACT) r 2012 (1) (a), which requires the court's leave to start an enforcement proceeding more than 6 years after the day the order is made.