Limitation period
Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 11 July 1995. 28(1)Publication details: 11 July 1995. 28(1)Subject(s): Summary: "Sheldon and others v R H M Outhwaite (Underwriting Agencies) Ltd and others" (See WB3117-53), in which the limitation period was successfully extended where facts had been concealed, means that surveyors and other advisers could face claims long after the event.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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"Sheldon and others v R H M Outhwaite (Underwriting Agencies) Ltd and others" (See WB3117-53), in which the limitation period was successfully extended where facts had been concealed, means that surveyors and other advisers could face claims long after the event.