So that if I want to access a method in CLASS_A I want to be able to do. 

my $instanceC = CLASS_C->new(); $instanceC->method_from_class_A();

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WHY?

Really, you don't want to do this except, maybe, as a workaround, and then you can do $instanceC->CLASS_A::method_name()

Anyway your code does not show the symptoms you're describing: 

Can't locate object method "method_from_class_A" via package "CLASS_C"
+ at test.pl line 5.

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In other words, instantiating the object does not lead to an infinite loop, even if and the code probably doesn't do what you think it does.

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In reply to Re: Inheritance - parent of parent by Joost
in thread Inheritance - parent of parent (solved) by jockel

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