Page 2 - Limitations Act News Today

The ability to extend a limitation period for an environmental claim is subject to considerable judicial discretion, the Court of Appeal of Alberta recently held in Paramount Resources...

The court examined precedents involving the limitation period for personal injury claims

Toronto businessman who sought to place a 24-metre statue of a cloaked woman in a Cape Breton national park, is now suing, 8 years after the cancellation.

In certain circumstances debt can be registered as a burden on a folio in respect of the debtors land.

Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell has been awarded more than £30,000 in damages following his phone hacking claim against Mirror Group Newspapers.

After dozens of high-profile criminal prosecutions and a growing wave of civil investigations, the Department of Justice’s (“DOJ”) Covid-19 Fraud Enforcement Strike Force is poised to...

Mr. Williams was a dedicated saver, wrote Justice Boswell in the recent case Williams v. Currie, 1 But he eschewed the traditional banking system. He kept his savings in a safe hidden in a storage...

The campaign to have the provincial government change the Limitations Act to remove timelines for legal action...

NDP justice critic Lela Evans is calling on the provincial government to allow survivors of childhood physical abuse the same rights as those who were sexually abused.

Jack Whalen spent long stretches in solitary confinement as a child at the Whitbourne Boys' Home. Now he's protesting for his right to sue the government for his treatment.