Section 29 — Limitation Act 1969 (NSW)

Where—
(a) the estate or interest claimed in an action on a cause of action to recover land is an estate or interest—
(i) assured as an estate or interest in possession by the will of a deceased person, or
(ii) passing on intestacy,
to the plaintiff or to a person through whom the plaintiff claims,
(b) the deceased is, at the date of his or her death, in possession by virtue of the estate or interest claimed or by virtue of an estate or interest out of which the assurance is made, and
(c) no person is, after the date of the death of the deceased and before the date on which the action is brought, in possession—
(i) by virtue of the estate or interest claimed and under the assurance or intestacy, or
(ii) as personal representative of the deceased,
the cause of action accrues on the date of the death of the deceased.

Related sections

• s 26 — Contribution between tort-feasors
• s 27 — General
• s 28 — Accrual—dispossession or discontinuance
• s 30 — Accrual—grantor in possession
• s 31 — Accrual—future interests
• s 32 — Forfeiture and breach of condition

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