Sentences with phrase «limitation purposes»

As well as differences in the basic periods which apply such as, for example, one year in Spain and 10 years in France, there are a raft of different rules governing questions such as what starts and stops the clock for limitation purposes as well as whether courts have discretion to extend those periods.

The proposal advanced by Cuomo and others also would treat public and private institutions alike for statute of limitations purposes; it would end the requirement that initial lawsuit actions commence against public employers within 90 days of an alleged incident — a current law that victims say gives public schools and other public employers an improper legal shield against culpability when one of their workers abuse a child.

In that case a series of regular payments made pursuant to a pay agreement reached on 1 July 1983 were deemed for time limitation purposes to be an act taking place on 1 July 1983, rather than «a series of similar actions» taking place on the date of the last act.

Anna Moving on to another point, it is also important to know when time stops running for limitation purposes — the cut off date — because once the trustees make a claim for repayment they can also recover everything paid after that date.

His lordship, alluding to claimants without the benefit of a standstill agreement or a moratorium to rely upon for limitation purposes, also recognised that a private law right of this nature would form part of the broader matrix that the court must consider at trial.

What constitutes continuous discrimination for limitation purposes?

The cause of action for recovery of legal aid costs in respect of a revoked legal aid certificate is complete, and time therefore begins to run for limitation purposes, from the date of revocation of the certificate, not the date on which costs are taxed.