A certain time allowed by statute in which litigation must be brought.

A limit; a restriction; a specified period of time during which a litigation can take place and after that period, the statute of limitations has expired; a time limit.

A bar to a lawsuit on the ground that it has not been brought, or pursued, within some specified time.

Language in a claim that constrains the breath of a claim.

The time within which, by law, Court proceedings must be issued (normally 3 years in a claim for personal injury).

the quality of being limited or restricted; "it is a good plan but it has serious limitations"

an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation)

an exception to the general scope of coverage, applicable only under certain circumstances or for a specified period of time

a psychological res

a psychological restriction, a changeable part of life

A restriction in benefits under certain conditions or circumstances specified in the policy or plan.

Specific circumstances or services listed in the contract for which benefits will be limited.

Some factor in makeup which restricts the scope of a person's activity or accomplishment.

any provision, other than an exclusion, which restricts coverage available under the plan

An insurance policy provision that restricts the coverage provided by the policy. See also exclusion and reduction.

Many contracts, especially when in standard form, exclude or limit the statutory rights normally implied in favour of the buyer. To rely on such a limitation or exclusion, it must be shown that the buyer was aware of the clause or that the seller gave reasonable notice of it. Such a clause will always be construed in cases of doubt against the person relying on it. Under the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977, implied statutory terms as to satisfactory quality, fitness for purpose, compliance with sample or description cannot be excluded with consumers and in order to be effective against business customers they cannot be unreasonable. The seller's implied warranty that he has or will have the right to sell the goods cannot in circumstances be excluded or limited nor can he limit or exclude his liability for death or personal injury caused by his negligence.

A monetary amount specified in an appropriations act that limits the amount of federal assistance that may be obligated during a specified time period, usually one fiscal year. An obligation limitation is used to reduce the amount of contract authority available for obligation in the federal Discretionary Grants (trust fund) program. Also: A federal budgetary term that refers to a limit placed in appropriations bills on the amount of federal assistance that may be obligated during a specified time period. It does not affect the scheduled apportionment or allocation of funds; it just controls the rate at which these funds may be used. (APTA)

The amount of time you have to bring a legal action against the party that caused you loss. This amount of time begins from the time that you learn you have been a victim.