
Ingram v Kulynch Estate (2024): Clarifying Limitation Periods for Trust Claims Against Estates
The recent Ontario Court of Appeal (“ONCA”) decision in Ingram v Kulynch Estate has provided much-needed clarity for estates and trusts practitioners on the limitation periods for trust claims against estates. This case, which deals with the application of limitation periods under the Trustee Act and the Real Property Limitations Act (“RPLA”), is significant because...
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