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§16-2D-14 Statute of limitations.
§16-2D-14. Statute of limitations.
The state agency shall have a period of three years in which to take actions as provided in this article to correct violations of the provisions of this article. The three-year period shall begin to run from the date the state agency knows or should have known of the violation. Each new act of a continuing violation shall provide a basis for restarting the calculation of the limitations period.
The state agency shall have a period of three years in which to take actions as provided in this article to correct violations of the provisions of this article. The three-year period shall begin to run from the date the state agency knows or should have known of the violation. Each new act of a continuing violation shall provide a basis for restarting the calculation of the limitations period.
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