Even if a cause of action is not barred or extinguished by a statutory limitation period,a plaintiff who waited many years before attempting to sue may be prevented from doing so by the equitable doctrine of laches,if the plaintiff is making an equitable claim.

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The statement is true. The equitable doctrine of laches can prevent a plaintiff from making an equitable claim even if the cause of action is not barred by a statutory limitation period, if the plaintiff unreasonably delayed in bringing the claim.

Even If a Cause of Action Is Not Barred or Extinguished