When is the deadline for latent damage - negligence actions not involving personal injury?
The catalogue records a 36 months period from Accrual of the cause of action, or the 'starting date' on which the claimant first had the requisite knowledge and a right to bring the action. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 36 months
- Trigger
- Accrual of the cause of action, or the 'starting date' on which the claimant first had the requisite knowledge and a right to bring the action
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- Applies only to negligence claims other than personal injury or death, and only where the starting date falls after accrual (s.10A(1)). The starting date is defined by s.10A(4) as the earliest date on which the claimant or a predecessor in title first had both the knowledge required for bringing an action in respect of the relevant damage and a right to bring it; knowledge is e