Actions may be brought within the following times after their causes accrue, and not afterward, except where otherwise especially declared:
(1) actions brought to set aside a will, within 6 months from the time the will is filed in the clerk’s office for probate and notice thereof is given;
(2) actions founded on injuries to the person or reputation, including injuries to relative rights, whether based on contract or tort, or for a statutory penalty, within 2 years;
(3) actions founded on unwritten contracts, or brought for injuries to property, within 3 years;
(4) actions to set aside a judgment or decree quieting title to real estate, within 5 years after the rendition of the judgment or decree;
(5) actions founded on written contracts, or a judgment of a court of record, within 10 years;
(6) actions brought for the recovery of real property, within 20 years;
(7) all actions for which no limitation period is provided, 3 years.
History: 1962, PL 7-36.