tolling of prescription

Quelle: https://www.juraforum.de/lexikon/verjaehrung-verjaehrungshemmung

Tolling of prescription is a legal mechanism that suspends or extends the limitation period for a claim, delaying the accrual of rights and thereby preserving the claimant's ability to sue or assert a right.

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