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Poland land 50-50 [8]
This is a case of 'in loco parentis', just applied differently. I have only a slight knowledge of Canadian law but fairly extensive knowledge of private international family law. When it comes to the statute of limitations for summary offences (in Canada), it is six months from the committing of the offence. However, tax evasion/avoidance is a more serious matter. An action can be raised at any time.
I'm not too well-versed on the following but know that it exists. You mentioned repo action which triggered the memory of a seminar I had on this matter. I'm fairly sure that Canada signed to the imposition of a stated time limit after the occurence of a 'relevant event'. There are time limits to the raising of an action but, I'm very sorry, I don't know them. They may have been subject to revision. The Scottish Law Commission is forever updating provisions, and we follow a principle-based Romano-Germanic system.
Public policy dictates that matters are dealt with expeditiously and fall to the rightful heir, you in this case. However, much like intestate succession, the express intention of the contract makers is important before division is decided upon.
This begs the question, whose plan if for 50-50 may I ask?
I've unearthed a decent article on it. Should you wish to discuss the legal provisions ensconced within, just holler buddy.
Here, ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dlmoir/propdiv.htm it is Canada specific. Bear in mind it is only to 2004.
