The parties to a simple contract have the right to take legal action for how many years after the contract is made? (Ignore the limit that applies in the Northern Territory)

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In most Australian states, the parties to a simple contract can take legal action for up to 6 years after the contract is made. However, this may vary in the Northern Territory where a different time limit applies.

The Parties to a Simple Contract Have the Right to Take