statute of limitation definition

statute of limitation means any statutory provision in force in Northern Ireland prescribing a period within which any civil proceeding to which such provision relates is required to be brought, but shall not include a provision prescribing a period within which any criminal proceedings (including proceedings to recover any penalty imposed as a punishment for a criminal offence) is to be brought.
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statute of limitation means the time period established by law in which an aggrieved party may bring a cause of action in judicial proceedings; e.g., NMSA 1978, Sections 37-1-3 (six years for written contracts), 37-1-4 (four years for unwritten contracts and accounts), or 55-2-725 (four years for breach of contract for sale of goods).
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statute of limitation means the maximum length of time
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More Definitions of statute of limitation

statute of limitation means any statutory provision or other law in force in Trinidad and Tobago prescribing a period within which any civil proceeding to which such provision or law relates is required to be brought, but does not include a provision or law prescribing a period within which any criminal proceedings, including proceedings to recover any penalty imposed as a punishment for a criminal offence, is to be brought;
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statute of limitation means any statutory provision or other law prescribing a period within which any civil proceedings to which such provision or law relates is required to be brought, but does not include a provision or law prescribing a period
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statute of limitation means the maximum length of time following the first default on a debt after which collection activity or legal proceedings may not be initiated.
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statute of limitation means the time period established by law in which an aggrieved party may bring a cause of action in judicial proceedings; [Can be adopted if tribe/pueblo does not have own SOL] six (4) years for written contracts, four (2) years for unwritten contracts and accounts, or four (4) years for breach of contract for sale of goods.
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  • Arbitration Act means the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and shall include any amendment to or any re-enactment thereof as in force from time to time.

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