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41.—(1) The limitation period for aid is a period of ten years starting with the day on which the aid was granted to the beneficiary.
(2) If the CMA has opened an investigation under regulation 8(1)(c), 15(5)(c) or 19(6) in respect of the aid, the period in paragraph (1) is suspended until the investigation is completed or otherwise ended.
(3) If a decision of the CMA in relation to the aid is the subject to judicial review proceedings (including any appeals), the period in paragraph (1) is suspended for the duration of the proceedings.
(4) If the period in paragraph (1) includes any period before exit day, Article 17(2) of Council Regulation (EU) 2015/1589 of 13 July 2015 laying down detailed rules for the application of Article 108 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (as it had effect immediately before exit day), so far as it makes provision for interruptions and suspensions of limitation periods, applies to that pre-exit day period.
(5) If the limitation period for unlawful aid or misused aid expires, the aid is deemed to be existing aid.
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