When is the deadline for limitation period for a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money?
The catalogue records a 10 years period from The date the claim arose. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 10 years
- Trigger
- The date the claim arose
- Counting
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- None to extend. Section 3 is expressly made subject to s 11, so the general two year discovery period does not cut this down.
- A FREE-STANDING TEN YEAR PERIOD, not the s 3(1)(b) long-stop. It governs actions on a judgment. Separately, Rules of Court r 9.21 allows a judgment creditor to apply for a NEW judgment or order, and r 9.20 addresses the effect of enactments on enforcement. Registration and enforcement under the Civil Enforcement Act have their own timing rules which are outside this catalogue.