Action for damp problem is statute barred
Language: English Series: Independent ; 12 October 1995, 22(1)Publication details: 1995Subject(s): Summary: "Wilson v Le Fevre Wood & Royle" CA 1 September 1995 Bungalow suffered damp after repair in 1981 but plaintiff did not initiate court proceedings until 1987, and despite being advised by a surveyor in 1983 that property needed time to dry out, judges agreed that under Limitation Act 1980 action against the defendant could not continue.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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"Wilson v Le Fevre Wood & Royle" CA 1 September 1995 Bungalow suffered damp after repair in 1981 but plaintiff did not initiate court proceedings until 1987, and despite being advised by a surveyor in 1983 that property needed time to dry out, judges agreed that under Limitation Act 1980 action against the defendant could not continue.