Texas § 62.089 LIMITATIONS.

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§ 62.089 — LIMITATIONS.

Texas § 62.089

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 62.089 (2026).

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Sec. 62.089. LIMITATIONS.

(a)Limitations do not begin to run, do not expire, and may not be pled to bar a claim against an abolished municipality until six months after the date a receiver is appointed for the municipality.

(b)A claimant may not bring a suit against the receiver of an abolished municipality on a claim that is partially or completely disallowed under Section 62.084 or against which a taxpayer files a protest under Section 62.085 after six months after the date the claim is disallowed or the protest is filed.

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Sec. 62.089. LIMITATIONS. (a) Limitations do not begin to run, do not expire, and may not be pled to bar a claim against an abolished municipality until six months after the date a receiver is appointed for the municipality.
(b) A claimant may not bring a suit against the receiver of an abolished municipality on a claim that is partially or completely disallowed under Section 62.084 or against which a taxpayer files a protest under Section 62.085 after six months after the date the claim is disallowed or the protest is filed.