When is the deadline for limitation period: recovery of land or rent?
The catalogue records a 15 years period from The time when the right to make the entry or distress, or to bring the action, first accrued to the claimant or a person through whom the claimant claims. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 15 years
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- The time when the right to make the entry or distress, or to bring the action, first accrued to the claimant or a person through whom the claimant claims
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- Sections 5 to 33 fix and modify the time of accrual in particular cases (future estates, forfeiture, mortgages, tenancies, acknowledgment under s 21, concealed fraud under s 25). Section 45 (legal disability, 30-year cap) applies. Section 28 extinguishes the right at the end of the period.
- FIFTEEN years in SA, longer than most Australian jurisdictions. Section 28 extinguishes title at expiry rather than merely barring the remedy, so the accrual analysis under ss 5 to 33 is critical.