england wales · Personal Injury
When is the deadline for six year absolute bar on s.33 discretion in overseas armed forces actions?
The catalogue records a 72 months period from The section 11 relevant date as defined in s.33(7), in an action against the MoD, Secretary of State for Defence or a member of the forces brought in connection with overseas operations relating to damage outside the British Islands. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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The recorded trigger is the section 11 relevant date as defined in s.33(7), in an action against the MoD, Secretary of State for Defence or a member of the forces brought in connection with overseas operations relating to damage outside the British Islands.
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- Confirm the section 11 relevant date as defined in s.33(7), in an action against the MoD, Secretary of State for Defence or a member of the forces brought in connection with overseas operations relating to damage outside the British Islands.
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- Holiday, closure and order treatment must be independently documented before publication.
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- NONE. This removes the s.33 discretion entirely once six years have passed. The only relief is s.33(6A), which extends the six years where the limitation period was suspended under the Limitation (Enemies and War Prisoners) Act 1945.
- Easily missed. In a military claim the practical long-stop is six years from the section 11 relevant date, not the ordinary three-year period plus an open-ended s.33 discretion. An equivalent bar applies to Fatal Accidents Act claims by s.33(2B). The section 11 relevant date is defined in s.33(7) and takes account of s.28 and s.32(1) where they apply.
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Which date starts this period?
The recorded trigger is The section 11 relevant date as defined in s.33(7), in an action against the MoD, Secretary of State for Defence or a member of the forces brought in connection with overseas operations relating to damage outside the British Islands. Confirm it against the governing provision and case record.
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