Kelso Lawyers call for the complete removal of the limitation period for claims involving child abuse, the setting aside of deeds of release, the making of churches’ property trusts liable for the actions of priests and the establishment of a nominal defendant so that victims can sue even when the institution no longer exists. These were some of the recommendations contained in our submissions provided to the NSW Government in response to the discussion paper issued by the NSW Attorney-General in late January. To read the submissions in full, go to the following link: NSW Limitation Submissions – Kelso Lawyers
Limitation Periods: Victims have waited long enough for justice. The time for law reform is NOW
