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Iowa Code Chapter 614 - Limitations of actions

Iowa Code > Title XV > Subtitle 3 > Chapter 614 - Limitations of actions


Current as of: 2009
§ 614.1Period
§ 614.2Death of party to be charged
§ 614.3Judgments
§ 614.4Fraud -- mistake -- trespass
§ 614.4AIdentity theft
§ 614.5Open account
§ 614.6Nonresident or unknown defendant
§ 614.7Bar in foreign jurisdiction
§ 614.8Minors and persons with mental illness
§ 614.8ADamages for child sexual abuse -- time limitation
§ 614.9Exception in case of death
§ 614.10Failure of action
§ 614.11Admission in writing -- new promise
§ 614.12Counterclaim
§ 614.13Injunction
§ 614.13ADefinitions
§ 614.14Real estate interest transferred by trustee
§ 614.15Spouse failing to join in conveyance
§ 614.16Interpretative clause
§ 614.17Claims to real estate antedating 1980
§ 614.17AClaims to real estate after 1992
§ 614.18Claim recorded and indexed
§ 614.18AJudgment and decree affecting real property
§ 614.19Inapplicability of provision regarding minors and persons with mental illness
§ 614.20Limitation on Act
§ 614.21Foreclosure of ancient mortgages
§ 614.22Action affecting ancient deeds
§ 614.23How "possession" established
§ 614.24Reversion or use restrictions on land -- preservation
§ 614.25Effect of filing claim
§ 614.26Indexing
§ 614.27Persons under disability
§ 614.28Barred claims
§ 614.29Definitions
§ 614.30Construction liberal
§ 614.31Forty-year chain of title
§ 614.32What interests and rights subject
§ 614.33Free and clear of other interests not stated
§ 614.34Preserving interest during forty-year period
§ 614.35Recording interest
§ 614.36Lessors, reversioners, and easements
§ 614.37Limitation statutes not extended
§ 614.38Period extension in certain cases

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