A dispassionate history, with the benefit of the
effluxion of time, waits to be written.
(b) where desirable, devolved for either future resolution or disappearance with the
effluxion of time; and
which given the
effluxion of time and increases in inflation must now be
The practice of employers of concluding a series of fixed term contracts and then relying on the
effluxion of time to terminate contracts, rather than providing tenured employment, clearly opened the door to abusive practices.
It is concluded that the builder is responsible for defects arising from his product till the
effluxion of reasonable time, except he establishes an element of contributory negligence.