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Minors are not subject to a limitation period (LA, s7). After the minor has reached age 19, s 3(2)(a) begins to apply and the two-year limitation period commences. However, if the minor’s guardian or litigation guardian receives a Notice to Proceed, the limitation period is initiated notwithstanding the minor status (LA, s 7(6)). The Notice to Proceed must meet the requirements of the LA, ss 7(7)(a-g). | Minors are not subject to a limitation period (LA, s7). After the minor has reached age 19, s 3(2)(a) begins to apply and the two-year limitation period commences. However, if the minor’s guardian or litigation guardian receives a Notice to Proceed, the limitation period is initiated notwithstanding the minor status (LA, s 7(6)). The Notice to Proceed must meet the requirements of the LA, ss 7(7)(a-g). | ||
It is important to be aware of the limitation periods associated with IVR Part 7 benefits, see [[{{PAGENAME}}#C. Accident (“No-Fault”) Benefits: Part 7 of the IVR| Section III.C. Accident (“No Fault”) Benefits: Part 7 of the ''IVR'']] below. | It is important to be aware of the limitation periods associated with IVR Part 7 benefits, see [[{{PAGENAME}}#C. Accident (“No-Fault”) Benefits: Part 7 of the IVR| Section III.C. Accident (“No-Fault”) Benefits: Part 7 of the ''IVR'']] below. | ||
==== b) Duties Outlined in Section 73 of the ''IVR'' ==== | ==== b) Duties Outlined in Section 73 of the ''IVR'' ==== | ||
