Limitations - Personal Actions

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Section
13-80-101

General limitation of actions - three years.

Section
13-80-102

General limitation of actions - two years.

Section
13-80-102.5

Limitation of actions - medical or health care.

Section
13-80-103

General limitation of actions - one year.

Section
13-80-103.5

General limitation of actions - six years.

Section
13-80-103.6

General limitation of actions - domestic violence - six years - definition.

Section
13-80-103.7

General limitation of actions - sexual assault or sexual offense against a child - six years - definitions.

Section
13-80-103.8

Limitation of civil forfeiture actions related to criminal acts.

Section
13-80-103.9

Limitation of actions - failure to perform a background check by a public entity - injury to a child.

Section
13-80-104

Limitation of actions against architects, contractors, builders or builder vendors, engineers, inspectors, and others.

Section
13-80-105

Limitation of actions against land surveyors.

Section
13-80-106

Limitation of actions against manufacturers or sellers of products.

Section
13-80-107

Limitation of actions against manufacturers, sellers, or lessors of new manufacturing equipment.

Section
13-80-107.5

Limitation of actions for uninsured or underinsured motorist insurance - definitions.

Section
13-80-108

When a cause of action accrues.

Section
13-80-109

Limitations apply to noncompulsory counterclaims and setoffs.

Section
13-80-111

Commencement of new action upon involuntary dismissal.

Section
13-80-112

When action survives death.

Section
13-80-113

New promise - effect of payment.

Section
13-80-114

Promise by one of parties in joint interest.

Section
13-80-115

Endorsement by payee - effect.

Section
13-80-116

Action against joint debtors or obligors.

Section
13-80-117

No dismissal for nonjoinder.

Section
13-80-118

Absence or concealment of a party subject to suit.