EVERY DEADLINE

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The infraction for an obstructed view

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The driver

The driver removes what blocks the view and reports to the police department that issued the ticket within sixty days to show the vehicle complies, or risks impoundment after a second citation.

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The search

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The police

Within forty eight hours of the search the owner, occupant or person named is given a copy of the application and every affidavit, unless a judge orders them held back for a set period.

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Being taken to the hospital by the police

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The hospital

The person is examined within twenty four hours and not held more than seventy two hours unless committed under the emergency certificate section.

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The warrant

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The police

A search warrant other than one for a tracking device is executed within ten days and returned with a written inventory of what was seized.

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The arrest

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The arresting officer

The officer prepares a sworn report of the refusal or the test result not later than six business days after the arrest and sends it to the Department of Motor Vehicles.

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The date the suspension notice is mailed

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The driver

The driver schedules the hearing by contacting the Department of Motor Vehicles not later than seven days after the notice is mailed; a driver who does not has the suspension affirmed.

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The later of the arrest notice or the blood or urine results

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The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles

The suspension starts on a date certain not later than thirty days after that, and the hearing is held before it.

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Reasonable cause to suspect abuse or neglect

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The mandated reporter

The oral or electronic report is made as soon as practicable but not later than twelve hours after the reporter has reasonable cause to suspect or believe it.

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The transaction

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The buyer

The buyer may cancel at any time before midnight of the third business day after the transaction, by sending the notice of cancellation.

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The request

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The public agency

A denial is made in writing within four business days, ten for the requests the statute sets apart, and no answer in time counts as a denial.

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The meeting

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The public agency

Minutes are available for public inspection not later than seven days after the session, and each member's vote within forty eight hours.

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The regular pay day

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The employer

The pay period paid on a regular pay day ends not more than eight days before that pay day, so wages are never held longer.

From

The retaking

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The holder of the contract

The holder may serve the buyer, not less than ten days before retaking, a notice stating the default, what cures it and by when.

From

The retaking

Whose

The buyer

Goods not redeemed within fifteen days after the retaking are sold, publicly or privately, not sooner than fifteen and not later than one hundred eighty days after it.

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The denial

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The person denied

The notice of appeal is filed with the Freedom of Information Commission not later than thirty days after the denial.

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The court sending the affidavit to the state

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The Probate Court

The court issues no decree until thirty days after it sends a copy of the affidavit to the Department of Administrative Services.

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The acknowledgment taking effect

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A signer

A signer may rescind before the earlier of sixty days after it took effect or the first court hearing about the child; after that, only fraud, duress or material mistake of fact.

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Discovery of the breach

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The business that owns or keeps the data

Each affected resident is notified without unreasonable delay and not later than sixty days after the breach is discovered, unless federal law requires sooner.

From

The injury

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The injured person

Written notice of the injury, its cause, and the time and place is given to the Commissioner of Transportation within ninety days, or the action cannot be brought.

From

The discharge

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The employee

An employee fired for jury service may sue within ninety days for lost wages, up to ten weeks of them, and reinstatement.

From

The act of discrimination

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The person discriminated against

For an act on or after 1 October 2021, the written complaint under oath is filed with the commission within three hundred days.

From

The day the claim accrues

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The person with the claim

A claim is presented to the Claims Commissioner within one year after it accrues, and never more than three years from the act complained of.

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The accident

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The injured worker

A written notice of claim is given within one year of the accident, or three years from the first symptom of an occupational disease, or the case cannot go forward unless an exception applies.

From

Delivery of the new car

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The buyer

A defect reported within two years of delivery or the first 24,000 miles, whichever ends first, is repaired even after the period ends.

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When the injury is sustained or discovered

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The injured person

An action for injury to a person or property caused by negligence or malpractice is brought within two years of the injury or its discovery, and never more than three years from the act.

From

The injury

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The injured person

The action against the Commissioner of Transportation for a defective highway, bridge or sidewalk is brought within two years from the date of the injury.

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The violation

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The person who lost money or property

An action under the unfair trade practices act may not be brought more than three years after the violation occurred.

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When the violation is or should have been discovered

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The person whose identity was used

The civil action for identity theft is brought within three years of when the violation was, or in the exercise of reasonable care should have been, discovered.

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The day the right of action accrues

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The person suing

An action on an express contract not reduced to writing is brought within three years after the right of action accrues.

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The act or omission complained of

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The person suing

An action founded on a tort is brought within three years from the date of the act or omission complained of.

From

The first symptom of the occupational disease

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The injured worker

For an occupational disease the written notice of claim is given within three years from the first manifestation of a symptom.

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The day the right of action accrues

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The person suing

An action on an account or on a written, simple or implied contract is brought within six years after the right of action accrues.

From

The tenant's request with the protective order

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The landlord

Not later than six hours after the request, the landlord tells the tenant whether the landlord will change the locks or let the tenant do it.

From

The date and time of the eviction

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The state marshal

The marshal uses reasonable efforts to notify the tenant not less than twenty four hours before the eviction, and of the possibility that belongings will be sold.

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The tenant changing the locks

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The tenant

A tenant who changes the locks gives the landlord a key not later than two business days after, except for good cause.

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The return day

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The tenant

A tenant who does not appear within two days after the return day may have judgment for possession entered on the landlord's motion, not later than the first court day after it.

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The landlord's breach

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The landlord

If the landlord does not restore an essential service within forty eight hours after notice, the tenant may find reasonable substitute housing and the rent stops for that time.

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The tenant's request

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The landlord

A landlord who agrees to change the locks does so not later than forty eight hours after the request; if not, the tenant may change them.

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The hearing

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The applicant

The application, affidavit, any ex parte order and the notice of hearing are served on the respondent not less than three days before the hearing.

From

The date the notice gives for leaving

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The landlord

The written notice to quit is served by a proper officer at least three days before the date it gives the tenant to leave, and only then can the eviction case be brought.

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The judgment

Whose

The tenant

Where the judgment was for a reason other than nonpayment, nuisance or illegal use, the tenant may apply within five days for a further stay of execution.

From

The judgment

Whose

The tenant

Execution is stayed for five days, Sundays and legal holidays not counted, and an appeal is taken within that time or not at all.

From

The seizure

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The law enforcement agency

A firearm, electronic defense weapon or ammunition seized at the scene is returned in its original condition not later than seven days after, unless the owner may not possess it or a court orders otherwise.

From

The complaint to the judge

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The court

The judge issues a summons at once for a hearing within eight days, served on the landlord six days before the day set.

From

The day rent is due

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The tenant

A landlord may end a monthly rental agreement for nonpayment only if the rent is still unpaid nine days after it was due, and may charge a late fee only after that.

From

The court's order on the application

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The court

The hearing on an application for relief from abuse is held not later than fourteen days from the order, or seven days from an ex parte order where the respondent has guns.

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The eviction

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The tenant

Belongings taken to the town's storage that are not reclaimed, with the storage paid, within fifteen days after the eviction are sold at public auction.

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Receiving the tenant's forwarding address in writing

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The landlord

Where it comes later than the 21 days after the tenancy ends, the landlord has fifteen days from receiving the written forwarding address to deliver the deposit or the itemized balance.

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Filing the tenant's case

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The tenant

A tenant suing to make the landlord meet the repair duties alleges having complained to the town's housing or health code agency at least 21 days before filing.

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The end of the tenancy

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The landlord

The landlord delivers the deposit with interest, or the balance with an itemized statement of damages, within 21 days, or 15 days after a written forwarding address if that is later, or owes twice the deposit.

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The date the tenant intends to end the lease

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The tenant

The tenant gives the landlord written notice at least thirty days before that date, with a statement under oath, and leaves without penalty for the rest of the term.

From

The tenant's good faith complaint, repair request or case

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The landlord

The landlord may not bring an eviction, demand a rent increase or cut services within six months after the tenant's protected act.

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The day the offense is committed

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The prosecution

Every offense the section does not give a longer period or no limit is prosecuted within one year after it was committed.

From

The act complained of

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The store

The store's civil action for its costs, the goods' value and punitive damages is brought within two years from the date of the act.

From

The act complained of

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The person injured

The civil action for treble damages over a hate crime is brought within three years from the date of the act.

From

The day the offense is committed

Whose

The prosecution

An offense punishable by imprisonment of more than one year, other than those with no limit or a longer one, is prosecuted within five years.