A statute of limitations begins to "run" when:
A)The plaintiff has the right to sue the defendant.
B)The defendant has the right to respond to the plaintiff.
C)The plaintiff has the right to collect a judgment.
D)The defendant has the right to appeal.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statute of limitations begins to run when the plaintiff has the right to sue the defendant. This means that the clock starts ticking on the time frame in which the plaintiff must file their lawsuit.

A Statute of Limitations Begins to "Run" When