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Alabama Code > Title 6 > Chapter 2 - Limitation Of Actions

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§ 6-2-1	Applicability of chapter - Generally
§ 6-2-2	Applicability of chapter - Exceptions
§ 6-2-3	Accrual of claim - Fraud
§ 6-2-4	Accrual of claim - Right of entry
§ 6-2-5	Right of entry not tolled
§ 6-2-6	Commencement of limitation - Principal against deputy or agent
§ 6-2-7	Commencement of limitation - Where demand necessary for action
§ 6-2-8	Suspension of limitation - Disabilities
§ 6-2-9	Suspension of limitation - Claims against estates
§ 6-2-10	Computation of time - Absence of person from state
§ 6-2-11	Computation of time - Nonmerchant mutual accounts
§ 6-2-12	Computation of time - Stays by injunction or statutory prohibition
§ 6-2-13	Computation of time - Contracts during war
§ 6-2-14	Computation of time - Granting of letters testamentary or administration
§ 6-2-15	Agreement or stipulation to limit time prescribed void; exception
§ 6-2-16	Sufficiency of partial payment or written promise to remove bar
§ 6-2-17	Effect of foreign statutes upon actions on contracts
§ 6-2-30	Commencement of actions - Generally; actions for injuries resulting from exposure to asbestos
§ 6-2-31	Commencement of actions - No limitation
§ 6-2-32	Commencement of actions - Twenty years
§ 6-2-33	Commencement of actions - Ten years
§ 6-2-34	Commencement of actions - Six years
§ 6-2-35	Commencement of actions - Five years
§ 6-2-36	Commencement of actions - Four years
§ 6-2-37	Commencement of actions - Three years
§ 6-2-38	Commencement of actions - Two years
§ 6-2-40	Commencement of actions - Six months
§ 6-2-41	Limitations on claims to charge real estate with debts and obligations of decedent

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