When is the deadline for actions by a beneficiary in respect of breach of trust?
The catalogue records a 72 months period from Date on which the right of action accrued (postponed to when a future interest falls into possession). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 72 months
- Trigger
- Date on which the right of action accrued (postponed to when a future interest falls into possession)
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- Substantively the same structure as England (Limitation Act 1980 s.21), with the same six-year residual period and the same two exceptions for which no period runs, but under the local citation section 23 of the Limitation Act 1984. Given Bermuda's trust business this is a high-traffic provision. Section 23(2) limits a trustee-beneficiary's liability to the excess over his prop