In June 2013 the Canadian Parliament enacted the
Statutes of Canada 2013, c.24, s.99 which amended section 269 of the
National Defence Act extending the
period of limitations for civil claims
from six months to two years.
Three
years later, this provision has yet to be brought into force. As a result claimants against DND are still faced with an impermissible short
limitation period which is unique in Canadian law.
Why?
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