Alberta civil procedure
What is Alberta’s limitation for a claim based on a money judgment?
10 years after that claim arose. Seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies. Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
- Period
- 10 years after that claim arose
- Trigger
- The date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose
- Rule
- Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11
Official Limitations Act current December 15, 2022, acquired from Alberta King’s Printer October 9, 2026.
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Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date. The unresolved completion facts are the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose and the source-qualified route to seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies.
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What is Alberta’s limitation for a claim based on a money judgment?
10 years after that claim arose. Seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies. Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
Responsible actor. The claimant seeking a remedial order based on a money judgment.
The date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose.
Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11How does this provision count time?
- Identify the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose.
- Seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies.
- For seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies, establish the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose under Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11. The source states 10 years after that claim arose. Interpretation Act section 22 addresses time reckoning. Rules of Court day counting cannot be imported merely because the dispute concerns a court.
- The judgment based limitation immunity concerns seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies. A registry being closed does not itself prove that availability, a ceiling, immunity or a service fact moves forward. Establish the precise statutory act and any applicable Interpretation Act section 22 holiday or office rule.
For seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies, establish the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose under Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11. The source states 10 years after that claim arose. Interpretation Act section 22 addresses time reckoning. Rules of Court day counting cannot be imported merely because the dispute concerns a court.
The judgment based limitation immunity concerns seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies. A registry being closed does not itself prove that availability, a ceiling, immunity or a service fact moves forward. Establish the precise statutory act and any applicable Interpretation Act section 22 holiday or office rule.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11Which facts prevent one automatic date?
Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date. The unresolved completion facts are the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose and the source-qualified route to seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies.
The claimant seeking a remedial order based on a money judgment establishes the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose. Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date. 10 years after that claim arose. Seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies. This source scenario does not calculate a final date.
The proposed boundary for seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies meets a holiday or closed office. The judgment based limitation immunity concerns seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies. A registry being closed does not itself prove that availability, a ceiling, immunity or a service fact moves forward. Establish the precise statutory act and any applicable Interpretation Act section 22 holiday or office rule. Establish the precise judgment based limitation immunity and applicable closure facts. No moved final date is supplied.
The order provides non-monetary relief rather than payment of money. Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date. Review Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11 with the changed facts. 10 years after that claim arose cannot resolve this branch by itself.
Which conditions and exceptions apply?
- Actual source branch
- Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
- Source interval and calendar
- For seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies, establish the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose under Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11. The source states 10 years after that claim arose. Interpretation Act section 22 addresses time reckoning. Rules of Court day counting cannot be imported merely because the dispute concerns a court.
- Actor and completion
- The claimant seeking a remedial order based on a money judgment. Seek the qualifying remedial order before pleaded limitation immunity applies.
- Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
- The actor is the claimant seeking a remedial order based on a money judgment. The event is the date the qualifying judgment-based claim arose. The boundary is judgment based limitation immunity. Section 11 addresses a claim based on a judgment or order for payment of money. It does not make every enforcement act interchangeable or prove accrual solely from a judgment-entry date.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
What is Alberta’s limitation for a claim based on a money judgment?
Does section 11 cover every kind of order?
Its wording is confined to a judgment or order for payment of money.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11What event starts the ten years?
The date the claim arose, which must be established for the actual judgment-based claim.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11Does the source require a remedial order?
It addresses the claimant seeking a remedial order in respect of the qualifying claim.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11Is immunity automatic without pleading?
Section 11 gives immunity to the defendant on pleading the Act as a defence.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11Can a generic execution-permission date be substituted?
No. The section 11 claim and any procedural execution or renewal route must be distinguished.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11Does the date of an enforcement reminder establish accrual?
No. Retain the actual judgment, obligation and facts establishing when this claim arose.
Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11Official sources and review
Provisions used (2)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Limitations Act, RSA 2000 c L-12, s 11 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Alberta Interpretation Act, section 22 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |