EVERY DEADLINE

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The citation for no financial liability coverage

Whose

The driver

After the citation, the vehicle may be driven for up to 48 hours only to remove it from the highways, unless the driving privilege is otherwise suspended.

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The date of the search warrant

Whose

The officer

A search warrant is executed within ten days from its date; one not executed in that time is void.

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The seizure of the property

Whose

The prosecutor

On the owner's request, seized property is released if the prosecutor has not filed a notice of pending forfeiture within ninety days after the seizure.

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Receipt of the notice of revocation

Whose

The driver

The hearing request form goes back within ten days of receipt, or the right to a hearing to contest the revocation is lost.

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A timely request for the hearing

Whose

The department

A driver who returns the hearing request in time gets a hearing to contest the revocation within 45 days.

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The revocation on the test result

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The driver

A chemical test at or over the limit with no prior revocation brings a license revocation of 180 days.

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The revocation on the test result

Whose

The driver

A chemical test at or over the limit after a prior revocation brings a license revocation of one year.

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The revocation on the officer's certification

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The driver

Refusing the chemical test with no prior revocation brings a license revocation of one year.

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The revocation on the officer's certification

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The driver

Refusing the chemical test after a prior revocation brings a license revocation of two years.

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The transaction

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The buyer

The buyer may cancel until midnight of the third business day after the transaction, using the Notice of Cancellation the seller attaches.

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The notice that the claim was filed

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The employer

The employer has ten days from the notice of the claim to protest payment of benefits.

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Notification of the decision

Whose

The claimant or the employer

A decision on benefits becomes final unless a party appeals within ten calendar days after notification was issued.

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The consumer's notice to the manufacturer

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The manufacturer

Within ten days of the consumer's notice, the manufacturer arranges a final repair attempt at a reasonably accessible facility.

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Delivery of the vehicle for the final repair

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The manufacturer

Within ten days after delivery, the manufacturer conforms the vehicle to the warranty; if it still fails, the manufacturer replaces or repurchases it.

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The buyer's cancellation

Whose

The seller

After a cancellation, the seller returns payments, any trade in and any note within ten business days.

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The last day of the pay period

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The employer

A regular payday may not be more than 12 days, excluding Sundays and legal holidays, after the end of the period in which the wages were earned.

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The director's receipt of the complaint

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The director

If the director decides not to determine the wage claim, the complaining employee is told within 14 days of receipt of the complaint.

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Notification or mailing of the judge's decision

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The claimant or the employer

An administrative law judge's decision is the department's final decision unless further appeal is started within 15 days after notification or mailing.

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The start of the protective order case

Whose

The court

The hearing is held not less than five and not more than 15 days after the case begins, and a temporary order can be entered before it on good cause.

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The request to examine the record

Whose

The records custodian

A good faith delay to decide whether a confidential record should be released may not exceed 20 calendar days, and ordinarily should not exceed ten business days.

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The end of the employment

Whose

The employer

Commission still owed, above credits already paid, is due within 30 days after the employment is suspended or ends.

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The firing or discrimination

Whose

The employee

A complaint that the employer fired or discriminated against the employee for a wage complaint or suit goes to the director within 30 days after the violation.

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The death

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The successor

When personal property is worth $50,000 or less and there is no real property, a successor may collect it by affidavit once 40 days have passed since the death.

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The start of the disability leave

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The employer

Where no plan gives enough leave, the employer does not refuse leave for the period of pregnancy disability or eight weeks, whichever is less.

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The filing of the complaint with the commission

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The complainant

After the complaint has been on file 60 days, the complainant may ask the commission for a release to sue in district court.

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The discharge

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The employee

An employee fired for jury service may sue within 60 days for lost wages of up to six weeks and reinstatement, with attorney fees on winning.

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The issuance of the release

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The complainant

A suit under the civil rights act is barred unless it is started within 90 days after the release.

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Knowing, or when one should have known, the injury was work related

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The employee

No workers' compensation is allowed unless the employer knew of the injury, or was given notice of it, within 90 days.

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The employee's first day

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The employer

Until an employee completes 90 calendar days, the employer may pay at least $6.35 an hour; after that, the state or federal minimum, whichever is greater.

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Service of the original notice

Whose

The court

No decree dissolving a marriage is granted until 90 days have passed, unless a written motion shows an emergency or necessity.

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The discriminatory practice

Whose

The person discriminated against

A claim under the civil rights act is not maintained unless a complaint is filed with the commission within 300 days after the practice.

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The day the wages became due

Whose

The employee

The director does not accept a wage complaint more than one year after the wages became due.

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The date of the injury

Whose

The employee

A contested claim for benefits is not maintained unless it is started within two years from the date of the occurrence of the injury.

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The claim accruing

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The injured person

An action for injuries to the person or reputation is brought within two years after it accrues, and not afterwards.

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The wage claim accruing

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The employee

An action for wages, or for a penalty for not paying them, is brought within two years after it accrues.

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The last payment of weekly benefits

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The employee

When weekly compensation benefits were paid, a contested claim is started within three years from the date of the last weekly payment.

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The rent claim accruing

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The landlord

An action for rent is brought within five years after it accrues.

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The contract or property claim accruing

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The person with the claim

An action on an unwritten contract, for injuries to property, or for fraud is brought within five years after it accrues.

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The written contract claim accruing

Whose

The person with the claim

An action on a written contract, or to recover real property, is brought within ten years after it accrues.

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The landlord's notice of the entry

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The landlord

Except in an emergency or where it is impracticable, the landlord gives at least 24 hours' notice of an intent to enter and enters only at reasonable times.

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Service of the single notice to quit

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The tenant

A tenant who creates a clear and present danger to others' health or safety can be served a single three day notice to quit, and may contest it in court.

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Service of the written notice to quit

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The landlord

Before filing, the landlord gives three days' written notice to quit, unless the three day notice to pay rent already ended the tenancy.

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The landlord's written notice of nonpayment

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The tenant

If the rent is not paid within three days after the written notice of nonpayment and intent to terminate, the landlord may end the agreement.

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The judgment for the landlord

Whose

The tenant

If the landlord wins, the judgment orders the tenant removed, and an execution issues for removal within three days.

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The tenant's written notice

Whose

The tenant

If the landlord does not deliver possession, the tenant may end the agreement on at least five days' written notice and get back all prepaid rent and the deposit.

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The tenant's receipt of the landlord's notice

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The tenant

For a material breach other than rent, the landlord's written notice ends the agreement on a date at least seven days after receipt unless the breach is remedied in seven days.

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The landlord's receipt of the tenant's written notice

Whose

The landlord

The agreement ends on a date at least seven days after the landlord receives the tenant's notice unless the breach is remedied within seven days.

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The filing of the eviction petition

Whose

The court

The court sets the hearing no later than eight days from filing, or up to 15 days if the landlord asks or agrees.

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The end of the week to week term, counted back

Whose

Either side

A week to week tenancy ends on written notice given at least ten days before the termination date.

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The start of the tenant's absence

Whose

The landlord

During a tenant's absence of more than 14 days, the landlord may enter the unit at times reasonably necessary.

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The periodic rental date the tenancy ends on, counted back

Whose

Either side

A month to month tenancy ends on written notice given at least 30 days before the periodic rental date.

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The end of the tenancy and receipt of the mailing address

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The landlord

The landlord returns the deposit, or a written statement of the specific reasons for keeping any of it, within 30 days; a landlord who misses it forfeits the right to keep any of the deposit.

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The end of the service member's deployment

Whose

The utility

Gas or electric service is not disconnected to a residence where a head of household is deployed for military service until ninety days after the deployment ends, if the utility is told.

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The tenant's notice of the first breach

Whose

The tenant

If substantially the same breach recurs within six months, the tenant may end the agreement on at least seven days' written notice.

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The landlord's act, counted back

Whose

The tenant

Evidence of a good faith complaint within one year before the landlord raised rent, cut services or moved to evict creates a presumption of retaliation.

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The termination of the tenancy

Whose

The tenant

A tenant who gives no mailing address or delivery instructions within one year from the end of the tenancy forfeits the deposit to the landlord.

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The end of the service member's deployment

Whose

The deployed service member

A permit that would otherwise expire during a deployment for military service stays valid for ninety days after the deployment ends.

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The issue of the permit

Whose

The permit holder

A nonprofessional permit to carry weapons is issued for five years and is valid throughout the state, except where state or federal law prohibits a firearm.

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The time set in the written lease or agreement

Whose

The person holding the property

Not returning leased or borrowed property within 72 hours after the time in a written agreement is evidence of misappropriation for theft.

From

The rule to show cause

Whose

The court

A contempt hearing on a violation of a no contact or protective order is held not less than five and not more than 15 days after the rule to show cause.

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The acquittal or the order dismissing every charge

Whose

The person charged

A case in which every charge ended in an acquittal or dismissal is expunged once at least 180 days have passed and the costs are paid, unless the court waives the wait.

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The date of the conviction

Whose

The person convicted

The court expunges a misdemeanor conviction on application once more than eight years have passed, the other conditions are met, and the section does not exclude the offense.