When is the deadline for notice to a municipality of a claim for failure to keep a road or public place in repair?
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- Section 532(10) supplies the same three statutory escapes as s 531(3). Never assume one applies.
- ADDED ON VERIFICATION: missing from the researched catalogue. DIFFERENT PERIOD FROM THE SNOW AND ICE NOTICE: 30 days here under s 532(9) against 21 days under s 531(2), and the two sections cover different failures on the same physical road. Characterise the claim before choosing the period, and where both might apply give notice within 21 days. Runs from the occurrence of the event, not from discovery. Counting under Interpretation Act s 22(4). Verified against the Alberta King's Printer office consolidation of RSA 2000 c M-26 current as of 14 May 2026.