CONSTRUCTION LAW
Do You Know When
Your Limitation
Period Begins?
An analysis of the discoverability requirements
under Saskatchewan’s Limitations Act
By Troy Baril and Hasith
Andrahennadi, Miller Thomson
Across Canada, limitation periods
are provincially governed
by limitations legislation. In
Saskatchewan, The Limitations Act, SS 2004 (the
“Act”) creates a general rule: a claimant must
commence a proceeding within two years after
a claim is discovered.
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