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