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When is the deadline for claim to recover possession of land?

The catalogue records a 15 years period from Beginning of a continuous period of dispossession of the claimant and the claimant's predecessors by the defendant and the defendant's predecessors. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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15 years
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Beginning of a continuous period of dispossession of the claimant and the claimant's predecessors by the defendant and the defendant's predecessors
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  • NONE by judicial order. Sections 8.1(3) and (4) extend the period to the later of the s 8.1(2) period and five years after a present interest terminates or a fixed term lease ends. Never compute an extension.
  • EXTINGUISHES TITLE. Section 8.1(6): 'On the expiry of a limitation period under this section, the claimant's right or title to the land is extinguished.' Section 8.1(5)(a): where rent is payable under a lease, dispossession of a landlord by a tenant begins when the tenant ceases to pay rent. Added by SNB 2011, c 17, s 2.

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