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Time's Up! Limitation Periods for Subrogated Actions in Canada

Contributor: Pamela Pengelley Cozen O'Connor
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SUMMARY: Abstract:

All legal proceedings, including subrogated recovery actions, must be commenced within a certain period of time set out by legislation. The time period in which an action can be brought is called a limitation period. It is also sometimes called a prescription period. If an action is not brought within the applicable limitation period, the claim will be forever lost. Even the most meritorious subrogated claim will disappear because of the expiry of a limitation period. This article discusses the role of limitation periods in subrogated actions

Keywords: Insurance law, subrogation, limitation period, expiry, date, time limit, lawsuit

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Doc Type:
Legal Article/Newsletter

Published: 11/11/2006

Legal Article/Newsletter Name:
Time's Up! Limitation Periods for Subrogated Actions in Canada

Legal System: United States

Subject Matter:
Civil Remedies
Commercial Law & Contracts
Civil Procedure
Insurance

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