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When is the deadline for limitation period for actions relating to financial compensation?

The catalogue records a 60 months period from The date on which the applicant became aware, or had reasonable grounds to become aware, of the last fact justifying the action. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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60 months
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The date on which the applicant became aware, or had reasonable grounds to become aware, of the last fact justifying the action
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  • Knowledge-based long stop, not a court-step deadline. Computed as a period of years under Rule 300(b). Note the UPCA was amended by decision of the Administrative Committee of 26 June 2023 (in force 26 June 2024), which did not affect Article 72. Corrected on verification: Fetched the UPCA from the UPC site PDF and cross-checked against EUR-Lex (CELEX 42013A0620(01)). Trigger,

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