When is the deadline for outer bar on the personal injury disallowance jurisdiction?
The catalogue records a 2 years period from Expiry of the limitation period applicable to the personal injury claim. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 2 years
- Trigger
- Expiry of the limitation period applicable to the personal injury claim
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- None - this is an express bar on the court's jurisdiction, not a discretion. Flag it as jurisdictional.
- Non-extendable and jurisdictional. It caps the s 12(3) discretionary power to disallow a limitation defence in personal injury claims, so the practical outer horizon for a s 12 application is the limitation expiry plus two years. Section 12(7) is a further gate: 'This Section does not apply to a claim for which the limitation period is 10 years or more', which excludes the fifteen-year ultimate period from s 12 relief altogether. Section 12(2) restricts the whole section to claims brought to recover damages in respect of personal injuries.