Section 68A — Limitation Act 1969 (NSW)

(1) Where in proceedings before a judicial tribunal a question arises as to extinction under this Division of a right or title, a party to the proceedings shall not have the benefit in those proceedings of any such extinction of that right or title unless, as part of the proceedings, the party has pleaded or otherwise appropriately claimed in accordance with the procedures of the tribunal that the right or title has been so extinguished.
(2) In subsection (1), a reference to proceedings before a judicial tribunal is a reference to proceedings before a court or person authorised by law or by agreement to bind the parties to the proceedings by a decision on a question arising in the proceedings as to whether or not a right or title has been extinguished under this Division.

Related sections

• s 66 — Instrument under Real Property Act
• s 67 — Future interest in land
• s 68 — Possessory lien
• s 69 — Interpretation
• s 70 — Application of this Act
• s 71 — Accrual

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