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Although, strictly speaking, the law of limitation is separate from the law of remedies, the two are closely connected. Moreover, it has been said to be ‘… trite law that the English Limitation Acts bar the remedy and not the right’. It has therefore been thought helpful to include here a very brief outline of limitation periods for claims for damages, albeit with the warning that this chapter does not attempt to deal with all the details of the law.
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