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South Dakota Laws > Title 15 > Chapter 2 - Limitation Of Actions Generally


Current as of: 2010
§ 15-2-1Commencement of civil actions limited by prescribed periods--Manner of objecting to commencement
§ 15-2-2Application of limitations to actions by or for state--Exceptions
§ 15-2-3Cause of action based on fraud accruing on discovery or notice
§ 15-2-4Accrual of cause of action on open account
§ 15-2-5Accrual of cause of action for mortgage foreclosure
§ 15-2-5.1Limitation of action to challenge validity on nonjudicial foreclosure of real property mortgage
§ 15-2-6Actions on state judgments and sealed instruments
§ 15-2-7Actions to foreclose real estate mortgages
§ 15-2-8Judgment of federal or foreign court--Mentally ill person's support--Abstracter's bond--Relief not otherwise provided for
§ 15-2-12.2Product liability actions--Prospective application
§ 15-2-13Contract obligation or liability--Statutory liability--Trespass--Personal property--Injury to noncontract rights--Fraud--Setting aside corporate instrument
§ 15-2-14Action against sheriff, coroner, or constable--Action for statutory penalty or forfeiture--Action for personal injury
§ 15-2-14.1Time for bringing medical malpractice actions--Counterclaims--Prospective application
§ 15-2-14.2Time for bringing legal malpractice actions--Prospective application
§ 15-2-14.3Time for bringing action against professional corporation--Corporate character and status unaffected
§ 15-2-14.4Time for bringing action against licensed public accountant
§ 15-2-14.5Time for bringing action against veterinarian--Counterclaims
§ 15-2-14.6Time for bringing action against real estate licensees, agents, and employees--Prospective application
§ 15-2-14.7Time for bringing action against firm of real estate broker, agent, or employee--Prospective application
§ 15-2-14.8Time for bringing action against certain professional corporations and professional practitioners for acts or omissions occurring prior to January 1, 1990
§ 15-2-15Actions for libel, slander, assault, battery, or false imprisonment--Actions for statutory forfeitures or penalties--Actions concerning wages
§ 15-2-15.2Time for bringing action under federal civil rights statutes
§ 15-2-16Limitation of actions for recovery of municipal funds unlawfully expended
§ 15-2-17Actions for escape of prisoner arrested on civil process--Statutory forfeiture or penalty--Petty offense
§ 15-2-18Actions on instruments circulated as money not limited by provisions
§ 15-2-19Actions against bank directors, shareholders, agents, or employees
§ 15-2-20Tolling of statute during absence of defendant from state--Real estate mortgage foreclosure actions excepted
§ 15-2-21Running of statute against enemy alien during war
§ 15-2-22Tolling of statute during disability--Maximum period of extension--Actions excepted
§ 15-2-23Disability to have existed when right of action accrued
§ 15-2-24Coexisting disabilities
§ 15-2-25Tolling of statute during injunction or statutory prohibition
§ 15-2-28Mortgage presumed paid after fifteen years--Tolling provisions not applicable
§ 15-2-29Writing required for acknowledgment or promise to take case out of operation of chapter
§ 15-2-30Commencement of action by service of summons--Summons on codefendant
§ 15-2-31Attempted commencement of action by delivery of summons to sheriff--Publication or service following attempt
§ 15-2-32New action after reversal of judgment on appeal
§ 15-2-33Dismissal without prejudice subject to plaintiff's right to satisfy earlier judgment involving same parties
§ 15-2-34Action for recovery of damages against regional airport authority--Commencement
§ 15-2-35Action against real estate appraiser or employee for malpractice, error, mistake, or omission
§ 15-2-36Actions for breach of trust against qualified persons

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