When is the deadline for proceeding to enforce or sue on an extraprovincial judgment?
The catalogue records a 10 years period from The earlier of expiry of the time for enforcement in the originating jurisdiction and 10 years after the judgment became enforceable there. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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Calculation basis and source
- Period
- 10 years
- Trigger
- The earlier of expiry of the time for enforcement in the originating jurisdiction and 10 years after the judgment became enforceable there
- Counting
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- None.
- Both limbs run from enforceability in the ORIGINATING jurisdiction, not from recognition in British Columbia.