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Statute of Limitations

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Sections
52-573 and 52-574

Limitation on contracts under seal. Actions on agreements to sell real estate.

Entry upon land to be made within fifteen years.

Section
52-575a

Action to enforce recorded private restrictions or notations on maps.

Actions for account or on simple or implied contracts.

Action founded upon a tort.

Section
52-577a

Limitation of action based on product liability claim.

Section
52-577b

Limitation of action for damages caused by contact with or exposure to phenoxy herbicides.

Section
52-577c

Limitation of action for damages caused by exposure to a hazardous chemical substance or mixture or hazardous pollutant.

Section
52-577d

Limitation of action for damages to person under twenty-one years of age caused by sexual abuse, exploitation or assault.

Section
52-577e

Limitation of action for damages caused by sexual assault.

Sections
52-577f to 52-577o

Reserved for future use.

Section
52-577p

Transferred to Chapter 925, Sec. 52-557p.

Limitation of action for damages caused by change of grade of highway.

Limitation of suit on probate bond; exception.

Settlement of partnership or joint accounts.

Action on oral contract to be brought within three years.

Petition for new trial.

Limitation of action against sheriff, state marshal or constable for neglect or default.

Limitation of action for injury to person or property caused by negligence, misconduct or malpractice.

Section
52-584a

Limitation of action against architect, professional engineer or land surveyor.

Section
52-584b

Limitation of actions against attorneys in connection with title certificates or opinions and title searches.

Section
52-584c

Limitation of actions brought by the state or political subdivision of the state arising out of construction-related work.

Suit for forfeiture on penal statute limited to one year.

Scire facias against garnishee limited to one year.

Suit on bond or recognizance for costs limited to one year.

Suit on note obtained by fraud.

Action of forcible entry and detainer limited to six months.

When defendant's absence from state to be excluded.

When new action may be brought after time limited.

Accidental failure of suit; allowance of new action.

Action against wrong defendant; allowance of new action.

Section
52-593a

Action not lost where process served after expiration of limitation period.

Limit for executor or administrator to bring personal action that survives.

Fraudulent concealment of cause of action.

Actions for payment of remuneration for employment.

Action for libel or slander.

Execution or action upon judgment for money damages. Motion to revive judgment.

Section
52-598a

Limitation of action for indemnification.