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West Virginia Code > Chapter 55 > Article 2 - Limitation Of Actions And Suits


Current as of: 2010
§ 55-2-1Entry upon or recovery of lands
§ 55-2-1aOwnership or possession of surface of lands after severance of minerals not adverse to owner of minerals
§ 55-2-2Claim not to preserve right as to lands
§ 55-2-3Entry upon or recovery of lands by persons under disability
§ 55-2-4Limitations upon §55-2-3
§ 55-2-5Enforcement of liens reserved by conveyance or created by deed of trust or mortgage on real estate
§ 55-2-6Actions to recover on award or contract other than judgment or recognizance
§ 55-2-6aDeficiencies, injuries or wrongful death resulting from any improvements to real property; limitation of actions and suits
§ 55-2-7Actions on bonds of personal representatives and fiduciaries
§ 55-2-8Acknowledgment by new promise
§ 55-2-9Effect of acknowledgment by personal representative or joint contractor
§ 55-2-10Effect of devise for payment of debts
§ 55-2-11Action or scire facias on recognizance
§ 55-2-12Personal actions not otherwise provided for
§ 55-2-13Foreign judgments and decrees
§ 55-2-14Suit to repeal land grant
§ 55-2-15General saving as to persons under disability
§ 55-2-16Death before right to sue
§ 55-2-17When suit prevented by defendant; actions on foreign contracts
§ 55-2-18Extension of period for new action after dismissal or reversal where the action is timely filed
§ 55-2-19Application of statute of limitation to state
§ 55-2-19aCollection of taxes due state or any subdivision thereof
§ 55-2-20Limitations applicable to proceedings pending or rights of action accruing before effective date of code
§ 55-2-21Statutes of limitation tolled on claims assertible in civil actions when actions commence
§ 55-2-22Effect of bankruptcy

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