C.R.S. Section 13-80-103.5
General limitation of actions

  • six years

Mentioned in

Colorado Supreme Court Weighs in on Bankruptcy & Foreclosure

DSNews, July 13, 2023

“The complaints generally allege that the date of the bankruptcy discharge starts the statute of limitations clock and therefore limits the lender’s right to foreclose. This important decision clarifies that discharge does not start the running of the statute of limitations clock.”
 
Bibliographic info

(1)

The following actions shall be commenced within six years after the cause of action accrues and not thereafter:

(a)

All actions to recover a liquidated debt or an unliquidated, determinable amount of money due to the person bringing the action, all actions for the enforcement of rights set forth in any instrument securing the payment of or evidencing any debt, and all actions of replevin to recover the possession of personal property encumbered under any instrument securing any debt; except that actions to recover pursuant to section 38-35-124.5 (3), C.R.S., shall be commenced within one year;

(b)

All actions for arrears of rent;

(c)

All actions brought under section 13-21-109, except actions brought under section 13-21-109 (2);

(d)

All actions by the public employees’ retirement association to collect unpaid contributions from employers for persons who are not members or inactive members at the time the association first notifies an employer of its claim for unpaid contributions. This paragraph (d) shall apply to causes of action as provided in section 24-51-402 (2), C.R.S.

(e)

Repealed.

Source: Section 13-80-103.5 — General limitation of actions - six years, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-13.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

13‑80‑101
General limitation of actions - three years
13‑80‑102
General limitation of actions - two years
13‑80‑102.5
Limitation of actions - medical or health care
13‑80‑103
General limitation of actions - one year
13‑80‑103.5
General limitation of actions - six years
13‑80‑103.6
General limitation of actions - domestic violence - six years - definition
13‑80‑103.7
General limitation of actions - sexual misconduct - third-party liability - definition
13‑80‑103.8
Limitation of civil forfeiture actions related to criminal acts
13‑80‑103.9
Limitation of actions - failure to perform a background check by a public entity - injury to a child
13‑80‑104
Limitation of actions against architects, contractors, builders or builder vendors, engineers, inspectors, and others
13‑80‑105
Limitation of actions against land surveyors
13‑80‑106
Limitation of actions against manufacturers or sellers of products
13‑80‑107
Limitation of actions against manufacturers, sellers, or lessors of new manufacturing equipment
13‑80‑107.5
Limitation of actions for uninsured or underinsured motorist insurance - definitions
13‑80‑108
When a cause of action accrues
13‑80‑109
Limitations apply to noncompulsory counterclaims and setoffs
13‑80‑110
Causes barred in state of origin
13‑80‑111
Commencement of new action upon involuntary dismissal
13‑80‑112
When action survives death
13‑80‑113
New promise - effect of payment
13‑80‑114
Promise by one of parties in joint interest
13‑80‑115
Endorsement by payee - effect
13‑80‑116
Action against joint debtors or obligors
13‑80‑117
No dismissal for nonjoinder
13‑80‑118
Absence or concealment of a party subject to suit
13‑80‑119
Damages sustained during commission of a felonious act or in flight from the commission of a felonious act
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 13-80-103.5’s source at colorado​.gov