In the case of a suit for compensation for an act, which does not give rise to cause of action unless some specific injury actually result therefrom. The period of limitation shall be computed_________________?

Correct answer: C. From the time when the injury results

  • A. From the origin of the act
  • B. None of above
  • C. From the time when the injury results
  • D. None of above

Explanation

Where the act itself does not create a cause of action until actual injury occurs, limitation begins when that injury results, not when the act was first committed.

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