What is the “code” for the statute of limitations for property damage in an automobile accident in Virginia?
Jason H asked:
I know the statute of limitations for property damage is 5 years for automobile liability, but I need the actual code and statute for my manager.
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I know the statute of limitations for property damage is 5 years for automobile liability, but I need the actual code and statute for my manager.
March 2nd, 2010 at 7:14 pm
Found this. IDK if it applies and if it doesnt, maybe you can find what you are looking for in the link provided:
C. VIRGINIA
Five (5) years for claims involving property damage (whether personal or real); claims by parents for medical expenses incurred by minors; claims for breach of written contracts. (Virginia Code section s 8.01-243(b) and 8.01-246.
Four (4) years for claims involving breach of contract for sale of goods under the Uniform Commercial Code. (Virginia Code section 8.2-725.)
Three (3) years for claims involving breach of oral or implied contracts. Implied contracts include contracts for indemnification or contribution. (Virginia Code section 8.01-246.)
Two (2) years for claims involving personal injury and fraud. (Virginia Code section 8.01-248.) JC