Specific Periods of Limitation - Part B

Question 1

UCC Breach of Warranty Claim - Damages to property that was subject of the UCC contract (breach of warranty claim)

Answer 1

4 years

Question 2

UCC breach of warranty claim - injury to property other than the subject of the contract

Answer 2

5 years

Question 3

UCC Breach of Warranty Claim - personal injury

Answer 3

2 years

Question 4

what are claims against attorneys (and architects) for malpractice treated as?

Answer 4

breach of k claims (5 or 3 years)

Question 5

enforcement of cc judgment

Answer 5

20 years from the date of the judgment

Question 6

judgment creditor with notice to debtor, asking for extension

Answer 6

another 20 years can be added

Question 7

enforcement of gdc judgments

Answer 7

10 years from date of the judgment

Question 8

what about a gdc judgment that is recorded in CC?

Answer 8

20 years

Question 9

ejectment action

Answer 9

15 years

Question 10

easement by prescription

Answer 10

20 years

Question 11

adverse possession

Answer 11

15 years

Question 12

unlawful detainer

Answer 12

3 years

Question 13

detinue

Answer 13

sol period not clear, appears to depend on the theory of action

Question 14

fraudulent conveyance

Answer 14

laches

Question 15

voluntary conveyance

Answer 15

5 years from the recordation of the deed of conveyance, or if not recorded, from when it was or should have been discovered

Question 16

testamentary charges on land (equitable action to sell land and pay the bequests)

Answer 16

20 years from the date that the bequest was made payable under the will, or if none specified, then on the date of death