EVERY DEADLINE

From

The insurer receiving reasonable proof of the fact and amount of the loss

Whose

The insurer

A benefit not paid within this period is overdue, and an overdue payment bears simple interest at 12% a year.

From

The accident

Whose

The injured person, or someone on their behalf

Without this notice, or a payment by the insurer, an action for personal protection benefits cannot be started after this period.

From

The notice of the refusal

Whose

The person who refused

Without a request, the Secretary of State suspends or denies the license for 1 year, or 2 years for a second refusal within 7 years.

From

Service of the written notice

Whose

The tenant

Available only where the lease has the clause and a formal police report has been filed.

From

Signing the agreement

Whose

The buyer

Until midnight of the third business day. A mailed notice counts once it is in the mailbox.

From

The end of the occupancy

Whose

The tenant

Without it the landlord is relieved of sending the notice of damages, though the tenant's later claim to the deposit is not lost.

From

The public body receiving the request

Whose

The public body

It grants, denies in writing, grants in part, or issues 1 notice extending the time by not more than 10 business days. An emailed or faxed request is received 1 business day after it is sent.

From

Service of the written notice or demand

Whose

The tenant

A tenant who has not paid within this period is the one the court may remove in summary proceedings.

From

The magistrate's decision

Whose

Either side

The appeal goes to a district judge for a new hearing. From the district judge's decision there is no further appeal.

From

Receiving the notice of damages

Whose

The tenant

The response goes by ordinary mail, saying in detail which charges are agreed and which are not, and the date of mailing counts as the date of the response.

From

Receiving possession of the unit

Whose

The tenant

The tenant returns 1 copy of the checklist noting the condition of the unit, unless both sides agree to a shorter period.

From

Mailing the notice of damages

Whose

The landlord

A landlord sending the balance by direct deposit or electronic transfer, in place of a check, deposits it within this period.

From

Receiving the written appeal

Whose

The head of the public body

It may be extended once by up to 10 business days in unusual circumstances.

From

The cancellation

Whose

The seller

Payments, any note, and a trade in in substantially as good condition, or the buyer may recover the trade in allowance.

From

The notice of the determination

Whose

The employer or the employee

Without a request in this period, and absent good cause for a late one, the determination is final.

From

Receiving notice of the order

Whose

The other parent

A written objection, or a motion to modify or rescind the order, is filed with the clerk within this period. The friend of the court then tries to resolve the dispute within 14 days.

From

The tenant taking possession

Whose

The landlord

Within this period the landlord gives written notice of the landlord's name and address, where the deposit is held, and the tenant's obligation to give a forwarding address in writing.

From

The end of the work period

Whose

The employer

An employer with a regular weekly or biweekly payday complies if the payday falls on or before the 14th day after the work period ends.

From

The employer's request

Whose

The employee

Only for earned sick time of more than 3 consecutive days. The employer may not delay the start of the time while it waits, and pays the out of pocket cost of the documentation.

From

The end of the monthly pay period

Whose

The employer

All wages earned during the pay period are paid within this period.

From

The cancellation

Whose

The seller

If the seller does not demand the goods in this period, they become the buyer's without obligation.

From

The notice of the redetermination

Whose

The claimant or the employer

A redetermination is final unless an appeal for a hearing before an administrative law judge is filed within this period.

From

Giving the notice

Whose

Whichever side is ending it

Where rent is paid at intervals shorter than 3 months, notice equal to the interval between payments is enough.

From

The determination being mailed or served

Whose

The claimant or the employer

A request for review, or for transfer to an administrative law judge, within this period. After it the agency reconsiders only for good cause.

From

The end of the occupancy

Whose

The landlord

A landlord who misses it is treated as agreeing that no damages are due, and has to return the full deposit immediately.

From

The end of the occupancy

Whose

The landlord

Within this period the landlord may sue for the damages claimed; otherwise the balance goes back.

From

Filing the complaint

Whose

The court

No proofs or testimony are taken until this period runs, except where the cause is desertion, or where testimony is taken only to preserve it.

From

The alleged violation

Whose

The employee

The civil action for an injunction, actual damages or both is brought within this period, in the circuit court.

From

The injury, or the day the employee knew or should have known of it

Whose

The employee

Notice of the injury goes to the employer within this period. A missed notice is excused unless the employer proves it was prejudiced by it.

From

The public body's final denial

Whose

The person who asked for the records

The suit goes to circuit court, or to the court of claims for a state body.

From

Filing the complaint

Whose

The court

No proofs or testimony are taken until this period runs. In cases of unusual hardship or compelling necessity the court may take testimony any time after 60 days.

From

The violation

Whose

The employee

The written complaint has to be filed within this period.

From

The latest of the injury, the date the disability shows itself, or the last day of work for that employer

Whose

The employee

A claim to the employer, or a written claim to the agency, made after this period is not valid for any purpose under the act.

From

The violation

Whose

The employee

An employee affected by a violation may file a claim with the department within this period, and the department investigates it.

From

The claim first accruing

Whose

The person owed

The period for an action to recover money due for breach of a contract the section does not otherwise list.

From

The practice, or the last payment in the transaction

Whose

The consumer

A consumer who is sued over the transaction may raise any claim under the act as a defense or counterclaim at any time.

From

The judgment

Whose

The person holding the judgment

Within the period an action may be brought on the judgment for a new judgment, which runs its own period. A small claims judgment is not of record and has 6 years.

From

Being served, or getting actual notice of the order

Whose

The person the order restrains

A later motion is allowed only on a showing of good cause.

From

The warrant being issued

Whose

The court file

The affidavit becomes public on the 56th day unless a police officer or prosecutor has obtained a suppression order.

From

The date the demand was mailed

Whose

The person the demand is sent to

Paying the amounts demanded within this period ends further civil liability to the store. The demand itself says a response is not required, and paying does not prevent a criminal prosecution.

From

The last of sentencing, probation or prison

Whose

The applicant

The earliest an application can be filed for misdemeanors other than serious ones, a first offense operating while intoxicated, and assaultive crimes.

From

The date the court denied the earlier petition

Whose

The applicant

Another petition on the same conviction waits this long unless the order sets an earlier date.

From

The last of sentencing, probation, parole or prison

Whose

The applicant

The earliest an application can be filed. No criminal charges may be pending, and there can be no new conviction during the period.

From

Sentencing

Whose

The state

Only for misdemeanors eligible for the automatic route, which excludes assaultive crimes and serious misdemeanors, among others.

From

The last of sentencing, probation, parole or prison

Whose

The applicant

The earliest an application can be filed. No criminal charges may be pending, and there can be no new conviction during the period.

From

Sentencing or release from prison, whichever is later

Whose

The state

Only for felonies eligible for the automatic route, which excludes assaultive crimes, crimes of dishonesty and offenses punishable by 10 or more years, among others.