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On the extinctive prescription of personal injury claims in South Africa
The law of extinctive prescription regulates the impact that the passage of time has on claims, or ‘debts', to use the language of the South African Prescription Act 68 of 1969. In broad terms, if a person fails to institute legal proceedings for the enforcement of their claim before the lapse of th...
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Department of Private Law
2024
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