When is the deadline for limitation period: action founded on a deed?
The catalogue records a 12 years period from The date on which the cause of action first accrues to the plaintiff or to 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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- 12 years
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- The date on which the cause of action first accrues to the plaintiff or to a person through whom the plaintiff claims
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- Postponement, confirmation and disability provisions in Limitation Act 1969 (NSW) Pt 3. Not computed.
- ACCRUAL trigger. Whether the instrument is a deed at law is the threshold question and determines whether 12 years or the 6 year contract period under s 14(1)(a) applies. Section text verified verbatim against the current consolidation on legislation.nsw.gov.au.