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In addition to the basic two-year limitation period, Ontario's Limitations Act, 2002 establishes an ultimate limitation period. What is its general length, and how does discoverability apply to it?

Fifteen years from the day the act or omission took place; it is generally not postponed by discoverability Ten years from discovery of the claim Twenty years from the day of injury, always subject to discoverability Five years from service of the statement of claim

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Fifteen years from the day the act or omission took place; it is generally not postponed by discoverability

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