When is the deadline for maritime claim under canadian maritime law - general limitation?
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- None in the section itself; the Act's specific Parts contain their own periods and extension powers, and the section is expressly subject to contrary provision in this or any other Act of Parliament.
- Residual period for the Federal Court's admiralty jurisdiction. It yields to more specific regimes, notably the one year period for cargo claims under Article III rule 6 of the Hague-Visby Rules as given force by Part 5 of the Act, and the specific limitation provisions in Parts 3, 6 and 7. Verify whether a more specific provision displaces s 140 before applying it. Section 140 text confirmed word for word on verification.