How much interest is allowed on arrears of an annuity?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from D.Z. v. W.Z., 1978 ALTASCAD 114 (CanLII):
I would also mention In Re Salvin. Worsley v. Marshall [1912] 1 Ch. 332, where interest was allowed on arrears of an annuity, to be calculated as at the date of judgment for that part of the arrears that had accumulated at that time, and from the date of accrual for the parts that accrued subsequently.
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