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De même, dans l'affaire Tagliaferro , l'arbitre Ralston a conclu que bien que 31 ans se fussent écoulés depuis la survenance des dommages, la réclamation était recevable car elle avait été notifiée immédiatement après la survenance du préjudice.
In the Tagliaferro case, Umpire Ralston likewise held that despite the lapse of 31 years since the infliction of damage, the claim was admissible as it had been notified immediately after the injury had occurred.
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