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Limitations
Note: Limitations and Time Limit Suspension of 2020The province imposed a six-month suspension for limitations starting 16 March 2020 and ending 14 September 2020. For this time it was as though time didn't run for these purposes.
Also imposed, but with a discretionary exemption by the judge or adjudicator, was a similar six-month suspension for any time limits [ie. "(a)ny provision of any statute, regulation, rule, by-law or order of the Government of Ontario establishing any period of time within which any step must be taken in any proceeding in Ontario, including any intended proceeding, ..."].
Reg 73/20: March 20, 2020 Order Made Under Subsection 7.1 (2) of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act
A. LIMITATIONS GENERALLY
Generally
Civil Procedure of Limitations
Meaning of 'Claim'
Limitations and Charter Remedies
External Resources
LAWPRO Limitations Chart
LAWPRO Common Limitation Period Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
B. COMMON LAW AND EQUITY
'Special Circumstances'
Nunc Pro Tunc
Fraudulent Concealment
Continuing Tort
C. LIMITATIONS ACT (ONTARIO)
The limitations law of Ontario underwent a thorough and exhaustive revision about twenty years ago and is now mostly dealt with under the Limitations Act SO 2002 [this is a current version of the Act, not necessarily a 15 March 2020 version]. With those amendments, the general limitation period governing Ontario lawsuits was reduced to two years (from a prior six year limitation).
General
General
Applications
Civil Procedure of the Limitations Act
Contracting Out [s.22]
Discoverability
Discoverability (Generally) [s.5] Parties under Disability
Minors [s.6]
Incapable Persons [s.7]
Proxies
Litigation Guardians [s.8]
Successors [s.12]
Extended, Extending and No Limitation Terms
Independent Mediation [s.11]
Acknowledgements [s.13]
Ultimate Limitation Periods [s.15]
No Limitation Periods [s.16]
>>>> Query: does Relief from Forfeiture [see "Statutory Forfeitures"] operate on some expired limitation periods [the rudimentary ones]?
Adding Parties
Possible Defendant's Notice [s.14]
Contribution and Indemnity [s.18]
Adding Party [s.21]
Specific Claims
Where Leave Required to Commence Action
Environmental Claims [s.17]
Foreign Judgments
Corporate Oppression
False Arrest and Imprisonment
Miscellaneous
Conflict of Laws [s.23]
D. REAL PROPERTY LIMITATIONS ACT
There is a relatively-antiquated statute called the Real Property Limitations Act, that used to be part of the old Limitations Act.
Real Property Limitations Act | Part II
E. LIMITATIONS IN OTHER STATUTES
Limitations in Other Ontario Acts (listed in the Limitations Act) [s.19, Schedule]
Other Ontario Administrative Limitations
Federal Limitations
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