Christina Porretta, Author at Limitations Law Blog - Page 2 of 7

Limitations Law Blog

Updates on key developments on laws involving limitation periods in Ontario.

Application of the appropriate means test in an action to enforce a foreign judgment

By Christina Porretta

Discoverability

Court of Appeal affirms the importance of the “appropriate means” test under s. 5(1)(a)(iv)

By Christina Porretta

Ultimate Limitation Periods

2019: Fifteen Years Later and the Ultimate Limitation Period is Engaged!

By Christina Porretta

Doctrine of Special Circumstances still used to add parties after the expiration of a limitation period contained in the Trustee Act

By Christina Porretta

Discoverability

The Discoverability Principle in the Context of Breach of Contract Requiring Third Party Satisfaction

By Christina Porretta

Discoverability

A Notice of Objection filed in response to a passing of accounts application does not constitute a “proceeding” or a “claim” under the Limitations Act, 2002

By Christina Porretta

Limitation Periods contained in "Other Acts"

Court of Appeal Confirms Statutory Limitation Period Applicable to Securities Class Actions

By Christina Porretta

Interlocutory Motions: When is a Finding of Fact on a limitations issue Final?

By Christina Porretta

Limitation Periods contained in "Other Acts"

OCA considers limitation period under s. 6(2) of the Arthur Wishart Act in respect of a Replacement Franchise Agreement

By Christina Porretta

Amending Pleadings

Divisional Court cautions that seeking declaratory relief is not a means to circumvent applicable limitation periods

By Christina Porretta

Limitation Periods contained in "Other Acts"

Real Property Limitations Act applies to a claim for monies held in a resulting trust, where monies were used to purchase land

By Christina Porretta

Adding a Party

Adding a Party – Discoverability versus Due Diligence

By Christina Porretta