When is the deadline for wilful concealment - two years from knowledge of the claim?
The catalogue records a 2 years period from Day the claimant first knows or ought reasonably to know that the claim exists, where the defendant wilfully concealed the existence of the claim. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 2 years
- Trigger
- Day the claimant first knows or ought reasonably to know that the claim exists, where the defendant wilfully concealed the existence of the claim
- Counting
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- NONE by judicial order. Never compute an extension.
- TAKE THE LATER of the two-year knowledge period and the ordinary special period. Note the two limbs do different work: s 16(a) disapplies the LONGSTOPS in Part 2 claims, while s 16(b) substitutes a later date for the Part 3 special periods.