Question

1. In Circuit Court Proceedings, time stops running, in terms of the Statute of Limitations, from the date in which?

(a) the civil bill is served on the Defendant;

(b) the civil bill has been isued in the Circuit Court Office;

(c) the matter is set down for hearing;

(d) the Defence is served on the Plaintiff.

Accepted Answer

b

Front	1. In Circuit Court Proceedings, time stops running, in terms of the Statute of Limitations, from the date in which? (a) the civil bill is served on the Defendant; (b) the civil bill has been isued in the Circuit Court Office; (c) the matter is set down for hearing; (d) the Defence is served on the Plaintiff.
Back	b

Circuit Court Civil Bill Served Proceedings Time Stops