What is the test for a claim that an action was not commenced within six months after the injury complained of?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Bird v. The Canadian Pacific Railway Co, 1908 CanLII 149 (SK CA):
As to the contention of the defendant company that the action was not commenced within six months after the injury complained of, I agree with the judgment in this respect of Clement, J., in Northern Counties v. C.P.R., 8 B.C.R. 130.
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