And in Perry v Day Mr Justice Rimer held (at [62]-RRB- that, in the light of Giles v Rhind, it was arguable that there is an exception to the principle where the company fails to sue within the period available for it to do so because of
ignorance of the facts giving rise to the claim.
Not exact matches
This statement suggests a considerable
ignorance of Bayesian methodology, where priors
give a sound framework for including the
fact that you know that you do not know the value
of something into the analysis.
«In my judgment, however, in cases under section 14A as in personal injury cases, mere
ignorance that the known
facts may
give rise to a claim in law can not postpone the running
of time under the 1980 Act.