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North Dakota Code > Chapter 28-01 - Time for Commencing Actions

North Dakota Code > Title 28 > Chapter 28-01 - Time for Commencing Actions

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§ 28-01-01	Actions relating to real estate brought by state of North Dakota - Limitations
§ 28-01-02	Actions relating to real estate brought by person claiming through grant from state - Limitations
§ 28-01-03	Actions relating to real estate when state grant judicially declared void - Limitations
§ 28-01-04	Actions for recovery or possession of real property - Limitations
§ 28-01-05	Actions founded upon title to real estate or to rents or services therefrom - Limitations
§ 28-01-06	Actions founded upon entry upon real estate - Limitations
§ 28-01-07	Presumption against adverse possession of real estate
§ 28-01-08	Adverse possession when based upon written instrument
§ 28-01-09	Acts constituting adverse possession based upon a written instrument
§ 28-01-10	Extent of real estate affected by adverse possession not based on written instrument
§ 28-01-11	Acts constituting adverse possession not based upon a written instrument
§ 28-01-12	When possession of tenant presumed to be possession of landlord
§ 28-01-13	Possession not affected by descent
§ 28-01-14	Disabilities extend limitations on actions affecting real estate
§ 28-01-15	Actions having ten-year limitations
§ 28-01-16	Actions having six-year limitations
§ 28-01-17	Actions having three-year limitations - Exceptions
§ 28-01-18	Actions having two-year limitations
§ 28-01-19	Actions having one-year limitations
§ 28-01-20	Limitations on actions for forfeitures brought by persons or state
§ 28-01-21	Limitations on actions founded on right of homestead
§ 28-01-22	Limitations on actions not specifically provided for
§ 28-01-22.1	Actions against state - Limitation
§ 28-01-23	Limitations in chapter applicable to state
§ 28-01-24	Limitations on claims for relief fraudulently concealed
§ 28-01-25	Disabilities extend limitations on actions generally - Exceptions
§ 28-01-26	Limitation in case of death
§ 28-01-26.1	Survival of claims for relief
§ 28-01-27	Limitation in case of war
§ 28-01-28	Limitation when judgment reversed
§ 28-01-29	Limitation when commencement of action stayed
§ 28-01-30	When limitation for disability available
§ 28-01-31	Limitation for coexisting disabilities
§ 28-01-32	Absence from state tolls limitations - Exception
§ 28-01-33	Actions against directors or stockholders of moneyed corporations or banking associations for statutory penalties or forfeiture - Limitation
§ 28-01-34	Actions upon judgments rendered in courts of state not maintainable without leave of court
§ 28-01-35	Bank notes
§ 28-01-36	New promise must be in writing in order to extend limitation - Effect of any payment
§ 28-01-37	When claim for relief upon open account accrues
§ 28-01-38	When action deemed commenced
§ 28-01-39	Defense of limitations to be taken by answer
§ 28-01-42	Cancellation or enforcement of contract for sale of real estate - Limitation - When time begins to run - Commencement of proceedings
§ 28-01-44	Limitation of action - Person submitting plans for improvements to real estate
§ 28-01-45	Limitation of action against abstracter
§ 28-01-46	Expert opinion required to maintain an action based upon alleged medical negligence except in obvious cases
§ 28-01-46.1	Waiver of privilege for health care providers and informal discussion
§ 28-01-47	Limitation of action for asbestos claims
§ 28-01-48	Action based on real estate transaction duty - Three-year limitation

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