Under the doctrine of laches, the defendant may use the plaintiff's delay as:
Under laches, a defendant may raise the plaintiff's unreasonable delay as a weapon of defence to resist a stale equitable claim, not as evidence of the defendant's own…
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Under the doctrine of laches, the defendant may use the plaintiff's delay as:
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Under laches, a defendant may raise the plaintiff's unreasonable delay as a weapon of defence to resist a stale equitable claim, not as evidence of the defendant's own ownership, a ground for appeal, or a criminal charge.