North Dakota § 26.1-26.8-22 Statute of limitations

North Dakota Statutes

§ 26.1-26.8-22 — Statute of limitations

North Dakota § 26.1-26.8-22

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-26.8Public Adjusters

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-26.8-22 (2026).

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After the effective date of this Act, a civil action for the recovery of damages resulting from negligence or breach of contract brought against any person licensed under this chapter by any person claiming to have been injured as a result of the providing of public adjusting services or the failure to provide public adjusting services of a licensee may not be commenced in this state unless the action is commenced on or before the earlier of:

1.Two years from the date the alleged act, omission, or neglect is discovered or should have been discovered by exercise of reasonable diligence; or

2.Six years after performance of the service for which the claim for relief arises, unless discovery was prevented by the fraudulent conduct of the licensee.

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After the effective date of this Act, a civil action for the recovery of damages resulting from
negligence or breach of contract brought against any person licensed under this chapter by any
person claiming to have been injured as a result of the providing of public adjusting services or
the failure to provide public adjusting services of a licensee may not be commenced in this state
unless the action is commenced on or before the earlier of:
1. Two years from the date the alleged act, omission, or neglect is discovered or should
have been discovered by exercise of reasonable diligence; or
2. Six years after performance of the service for which the claim for relief arises, unless
discovery was prevented by the fraudulent conduct of the licensee.