When is the deadline for limitation - enforce an arbitrator's award in any other case?
The catalogue records a 3 years period from The date on which the right to enforce the award first accrued, being the date on which default first happens in observance of the award (s 18(3)). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- The date on which the right to enforce the award first accrued, being the date on which default first happens in observance of the award (s 18(3))
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- Limitation Act 1981 (NT) s 44, on the s 44(3)(b) gateways.
- Applies where the arbitration agreement was not made by deed. Sections 45 to 48 contain further arbitration-specific provisions, including s 48 on the date of commencement of an arbitration. Corrected on verification: as with s 18(2)(a), the researcher's quotation dropped the opening words of s 18(2) confining it to an arbitration agreement constituted by an Act or an instrument of a legislative or administrative character and making it subject to the provisions of that Act or instrument. The full opening is now quoted from the Limitation Act 1981 (NT) as in force at 11 August 2025 (legislation.nt.gov.au). The 3-year period is unchanged and coincides with the s 12(1)(a) contract period, so the computed date is unaffected.