In Most Canadian Jurisdictions,a Plaintiff Must Start Court Proceedings Within

In most Canadian jurisdictions,a plaintiff must start court proceedings within a two-year period.Limitation periods are justified on any of the following grounds EXCEPT that

A) a person who fails to pursue a claim leaves the other party in a state of uncertainty that ought not to continue permanently.
B) as time passes,it becomes more difficult to produce the evidence concerning the facts of the case.
C) memories fade over time.
D) any unreasonable delay provides defendants with an opportunity to hide assets or become judgment proof.