Under the Limitation Act, 1963, if an act occurs but no injury results, the limitation:
Where the act is one not actionable without special damage under s.23, no cause of action arises until injury results, so limitation simply does not begin to run if no…
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Under the Limitation Act, 1963, if an act occurs but no injury results, the limitation:
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Where the act is one not actionable without special damage under s.23, no cause of action arises until injury results, so limitation simply does not begin to run if no injury ever occurs.
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