Limitation can be extended
Clack v Thames Television (Queen's Bench Division - 25 May 2004)
The claim was brought by the executor of the estate of Anthony Rolfe against his former employer on the grounds that his death in 1993 was the result of exposure to asbestos dust during his employment
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