This On Demand was recorded on 26 October 2021.
The Limitation Act 2010 was enacted to rationalise the law on the limitation periods applying to claims. This included overdue reform of the time available for a claimant to bring a claim where they have “late notice” and the imposition of a 15-year long-stop limitation period. While the Act has done much to clarify the law of limitation, many issues still arise and in many ways limitation remains a minefield for the unwary. The purpose of this On Demand is to provide a map for that minefield: discussing the key aspects of limitation law from the Limitation Act and elsewhere which can trip up even the most seasoned litigators.
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