[8 Disapplication of sections 1, [1ZA,] 2 and 4 where [the law applicable to limitation is determined by other instruments]]
Foreign Limitation Periods Act 1984 (1984 c 16) | Legislation

[8  Disapplication of sections 1, [1ZA,] 2 and 4 where [the law applicable to limitation is determined by other instruments]]

[(1)     Where in proceedings in England and Wales the law of a country other than England and Wales falls to be taken into account by virtue of any choice of law rule contained in [the Rome I Regulation or] the Rome II Regulation, sections 1, [1ZA,] 2 and 4 above

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