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Limitation of Actions 3rd Edition

Limitation of Actions 3rd Edition

Author: Martin Canny
Publisher: Round Hall Press
ISBN: 9780414109544

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780414056541
Published In: January 2023
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: Ireland ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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The new edition of limitation of actions provides those advising on the law with a comprehensive and definitive analysis of the limitation of actions and the time limits applicable to civil proceedings.

New to this Edition:

Coverage of recent significant judgments on property damage and economic loss claims
Limitation rules applicable to personal injuries actions continue to lead to significant litigation, including on "date of knowledge"
Recent case law on the disability provisions relating to child sexual abuse claims; and judgments discussing the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015
All recent case law on property cases is discussed
New sections deal with fraudulent conveyance claims under s.74(3) of the LCLRA 2009 and time limits for complaints to the FSPO
Judgments on unresolved limitation issues such as the limitation period for "shortfall claims", for the execution of judgments, and the question of when the contract period starts to run in loan and professional services claims
Recent judgments considering the constitutionality of several limitation provisions
Amendments to the 1957 Act, including for claims under the EU (Protection of Trade Secrets) Regulations 2018 and for damages claims under the Competition Act 2002
A replacement s.50 was substituted into the PIAB Act 2003 in 2019, considered by Butler J. in Ojewale v Kearns (2021, HC)
Section 18 of the Mediation Act 2017 now provides for a limitation period to pause during the period of any mediation
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme rules were amended in 2021, with a shorter time limit now applying to claims
Various limitation issues have led to judgments on the Athens Convention, Admiralty actions, Regulation (EC) 261/2004, and the Hague-Visby Rules