minnesota Statute of limitations
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breach of contract for sale under the UCC |
4 years |
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domestic judgment |
10 years |
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foreign judgment |
10 years |
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fraud |
6 years |
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intentional torts |
2 years |
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judgments |
10 years |
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medical malpractice |
4 years from date of discovery |
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minors |
begins on date of 18th birthday (except in wrongful death cases) |
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negligence causing personal injury |
6 years from date of discovery |
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open accounts for debt collections |
6 years |
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oral agreements |
6 years |
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personal injury |
Depending on the nature of the claim, either a two-year or a six-year statute of limitations will apply. Actions based on “ordinary negligence,” for example, carry a six-year statute. In cases where an injury was caused by a defective or unsafe condition of real estate, a two-year limitations period applies |
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products liability |
4 years from date of discovery |
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promissory notes |
6 years |
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sales contract (UCC) |
4 years |
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transportation service |
3 years |
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written contracts |
6 years |
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wrongful death |
3 years from date of death |
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