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Component: Registry dimension 3—generic public-law limitation periods for debt and contract claims, accrual, acknowledgment/new promise/part-payment, and the indispensable federal time-barred-collection overlay.
Evidence disposition: The official Idaho limitation-statute routes attempted in this pass did not yield readable bodies. The Idaho statutory findings below are therefore provisional readings of the identified 2025 reproductions, not authenticated official current 2026 law. Official Idaho court-rule text, official federal statutory publications, and official Regulation F materials were recovered. Historical Idaho judgment-amendment text was recovered from a legislative-document mirror, with the provenance limitations stated below.
P1–P4, their C033/C035 holds, and all other earlier limitations remain unchanged. P5 was not used as a substantive foundation. No actual debt, agreement, party, filing date, or outcome is assessed.
Idaho does not have one limitation period for “debt.” The reproduced statutes distinguish a general written-contract period, an unwritten-liability period, a special reciprocal-account accrual rule, negotiable-instrument periods, sales and goods-lease periods, an action upon a judgment, execution, judgment liens, renewal, and foreclosure. The special-statute rule in § 5-201 prevents treating the general written-contract period as the default for every instrument bearing a signature. [C002–C018; S002–S008.] Justia Law+3
A period and its starting event are separate questions. Sections 5-216 and 5-217 identify periods but do not themselves resolve every ordinary-contract accrual issue. In contrast, § 28-3-118 expressly uses due dates, an accelerated due date, demand, dishonor, acceptance, or specified nonpayment conditions, depending on the instrument. Section 5-222 uses the last proved item only for the described reciprocal account. [C005, C009–C019.] Justia Law+1
Section 5-238 distinguishes signed acknowledgment/promise from payment. Its reproduced text requires a signed writing for the acknowledgment-or-promise evidentiary route and separately gives payment of principal or interest the effect of a signed new promise to pay the remaining debt. It does not settle every question about an already expired period, conditional wording, payment allocation, agency, electronic signatures, or displacement by the UCC. Those questions remain held rather than being converted into “every contact restarts the clock.” [C020–C025.] Justia Law
Judgment clocks must remain separate. The reproduced provisions specify eleven years for an action upon a judgment, ten years for ordinary execution and lien duration, and a conditional renewal mechanism. The 2015 transition and later renewal amendments matter; a generic statement that all judgments “expire in ten years” is not an adequate substitute. [C026–C030.] Justia Law+3
The federal rule is a collection-conduct rule. For a covered debt collector and covered consumer debt, 12 C.F.R. § 1006.26 prohibits bringing or threatening a legal action to collect a time-barred debt. Its bankruptcy-proof-of-claim exception does not determine Idaho revival, discharge, claim allowance, or collateral rights. [C047–C051.] eCFR+1
| Category | Provision and source-stated period | Accrual or other trigger actually stated | Qualifications and unresolved boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| General civil actions | § 5-201: actions must be commenced within the chapter’s periods after accrual | Accrual is the general reference event | A different limitation prescribed by a special statute controls. This provision does not define every claim’s accrual. P; C002. |
| Actions other than recovery of real property | § 5-214 introduces the following limitation provisions | No independent period or accrual rule | It is a scope provision, not another debt clock. P; C002. |
| Contract, obligation, or liability founded on a written instrument | § 5-216: five years | Read with § 5-201’s accrual requirement | Express exception for an action in the name or for the benefit of the State. Negotiable instruments and other special statutes must be checked first. P; C003. |
| Contract, obligation, or liability not founded on a written instrument | § 5-217: four years | Read with § 5-201 | Does not itself classify a credit arrangement, account stated, implied contract, or particular documentary record. P; C004. |
| Mutual, open, and current account with reciprocal demands | § 5-222 supplies accrual, not a number of years | Time of the last item proved in the account on either side | Reciprocity is an express element. “Open account” as a business label alone is insufficient. The applicable period still needs a separate statutory basis. P; C005. |
| Recovery of money deposited with a bank, banker, trust company, or savings-and-loan society | § 5-223 supplies accrual, not a number of years | Period does not begin until demand by the depositor or authorized person | This is a deposit-recovery provision, not a universal demand-loan rule. P; C006. |
| Liability created by statute, other than penalty or forfeiture | § 5-218(1): three years | General accrual, with an express discovery rule for the described public surety-bond action | The special discovery language is not a general discovery rule for every statutory or contract debt. P; C007. |
| Fraud or mistake | § 5-218(4): three years | Discovery by the aggrieved party of the facts constituting fraud or mistake | A contract claim is not converted into this branch merely because wrongdoing is alleged. P; C007. |
| Claim not otherwise provided for | § 5-224: four years | Accrual | Residual only. It cannot displace a more specific limitation provision. P; C008. |
Sources: S002, complete cited sections. Justia Law+7
For an ordinary contract outside the verified special-instrument branches, the text read does not by itself establish:
The generic statutes support the distinction between accrual and the chosen period; resolving those additional ordinary-contract questions requires judicial construction or another applicable generic legal provision. That construction was not researched because named opinions and cases were excluded. [C019; B03–B04.]
The following periods depend on an instrument falling within Article 3. The scope and definition provisions read were §§ 28-3-102, 28-3-103, 28-3-104, 28-3-106, 28-3-108, and 28-3-109. A document called a “note” does not establish negotiability. Among the material predicates are the required promise or order, fixed amount, unconditional character, bearer/order treatment or applicable exception, demand/definite-time character, and limits on additional undertakings. [C009; S003.] Justia Law+5
| § 28-3-118 branch | Period and reference event | Necessary qualifications |
|---|---|---|
| (1) Note payable at a definite time | Six years after the due date or dates stated in the note; if accelerated, six years after the accelerated due date | Except subsection (5). The text supplies the accelerated-date consequence, not the validity or method of acceleration. C010. |
| (2) Note payable on demand—demand made | Six years after demand for payment | Except subsections (4) and (5). A legally sufficient demand and its occurrence remain predicates. C011. |
| (2) Demand note—no demand made | An action is barred if neither principal nor interest has been paid for a continuous ten-year period | This is not simply “ten years from execution.” It does not answer whether a later payment can undo an already completed bar. C011, C022. |
| (3) Unaccepted draft | Three years after dishonor or ten years after the draft date, whichever expires first | Except subsection (4). Dishonor and instrument classification must be established. C012. |
| (4) Certified check; teller’s, cashier’s, or traveler’s check | Three years after demand for payment against the specified acceptor or issuer | Actor and instrument definitions matter. C013. |
| (5) Certificate of deposit | Six years after demand | When it states a due date and payment need not be made earlier, the period begins when demand is effective and the due date has passed. C014. |
| (6) Accepted draft other than a certified check | Six years after the stated due date or dates; for demand payment, six years after acceptance | Does not use the ordinary demand-note trigger. C015. |
| (7) Instrument conversion, money had and received or like action, warranty breach, and other Article 3 obligations not otherwise covered | Three years after accrual | Subject to the stated other-law qualification for indemnity or contribution. That other law was not completed. C016. |
Source: S003, § 28-3-118(1)–(7), complete. P throughout. Justia Law
Article 3 excludes money, the described payment orders, and Article 8 securities; specified Article 4/9 and Federal Reserve conflicts can control. The detailed incorporated regimes were not fully read. Section 28-3-301’s person-entitled-to-enforce body was not recovered, so this pass does not determine who may enforce an instrument. [C009; B05.] Justia Law
| Category | Limitation and accrual | Exceptions, savings provisions, and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Sale of goods: § 28-2-725 | Four years after breach; ordinarily breach occurs regardless of the aggrieved party’s lack of knowledge | Original agreement may shorten the period to not less than one year, but not extend it. Warranty ordinarily breaches at tender; the express future-performance exception uses discovery when discovery must await that performance. C017. |
| Same, later action after termination | A qualifying subsequent action may be brought within six months after termination of the timely first action | Requires an available remedy by another action; excludes voluntary discontinuance and failure/neglect to prosecute. Tolling law is preserved. Pre-effective-date causes are excluded; the original Act’s effective-date clause was not recovered. |
| Goods lease: § 28-12-506 | Four years after accrual; default accrues at the later of default or discovery/constructive discovery of the act or omission underlying default or warranty breach | Original lease may shorten to not less than one year. This is a goods-lease category, not ordinary real-property rent. C018. |
| Same, indemnity | The reproduced text refers to discovery or constructive discovery and ends with “whichever is later” | The text does not clearly identify a second comparison event in that sentence. No event is supplied by inference; construction remains held. |
| Same, subsequent action | Six months after termination under the stated qualifying conditions | Same stated exclusions for voluntary discontinuance and failure/neglect to prosecute; tolling preserved; pre-effective-date causes excluded. |
Sources: S004–S005, including the necessary goods/sale/lease definitions actually read. P. Justia Law+5
A service contract, financial account, security transaction, instrument, or real-property lease is not placed in these branches merely because payment is owed. The goods-versus-security-interest boundary and other unread incorporations remain conditional.
| Legal object | Reproduced provision | Period/trigger | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action upon a judgment or decree | § 5-215(1) | Eleven years, read with the general accrual framework | The provision is not an execution rule. It does not itself resolve every judgment-accrual or foreign-judgment issue. |
| Writ of execution | § 11-101 | Ten years after entry, or after the specified renewal order; subject to court stay and special support/restitution clauses | Not the same as the eleven-year action period. |
| Ordinary recorded judgment lien | § 10-1110 | Lien arises upon qualifying recording and ordinarily continues ten years from the judgment date | Recording is the lien-creation event; it is not automatically the event from which the duration is measured. Nonexempt real property, county, satisfaction, and stay qualifications matter. |
| Renewal | § 10-1111 | Unsatisfied judgment; motion and court order before the relevant lien expires; renewed lien ten years from renewal order | Renewal is not automatic. The order preserves stated original-date/priority consequences and restarts the § 5-215 action period. The precise motion-versus-order deadline construction is held. |
| Nonmoney judgments after ten years | § 11-105 | Court leave, motion, or the described supplemental-judgment procedure | Expressly not the general money-judgment extension rule. |
| Real-property mortgage foreclosure | § 5-214A | Five years from maturity of the secured debt or obligation; where no maturity is specified, the section uses the stated foreclosure-accrual relationship | Separate collateral remedy. It does not establish that expiration of a note action extinguishes a lien. |
P; C026–C031; S002, S007–S008. Justia Law+5
The recovered 2015 S1069 amended bill copy changes the ordinary execution/lien periods from five to ten years and the action-upon-judgment period from six to eleven years. Its § 6 states a July 1, 2015 effective date and application only to judgments issued on or after that date. The document was read on a third-party legislative mirror, not from an authenticated official session-law publication. [S009.] LegiScan+2
The recovered 2016 S1362 bill copy addresses renewal and states effectiveness upon passage and approval, retroactive to July 1, 2015, for judgments issued on or after that date. The displayed document is an introduced bill version; secondary legislative history reports passage, but the final official session-law body was not recovered. Later 2017 and 2018 amendments appear in the reproduced § 10-1111 source history and were not reconstructed from their original enactments. [S010; C030.] LegiScan+1
An official Idaho court instruction dated 08/01/2018 also distinguishes pre-July 1, 2015 judgments from later judgments for its renewal discussion. It is procedural guidance, not a substitute for the action, lien, execution, and amendment texts. [S011.] Idaho Court Assistance Office
Result: The historical transition is material and supported as a conditional version branch. This pass does not certify that every older judgment uses the new period, or that all later changes have been authenticated.
| Category | Material distinction found | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Idaho child-support arrearages | § 5-245 uses judgment/renewal expiration and encompasses stated enforcement proceedings; §§ 10-1110 and 10-1111 contain support-specific lien and renewal provisions | P, partial. Full support law and interstate treatment remain outside scope. |
| Restitution orders | §§ 10-1110 and 11-101 contain twenty-year restitution-related provisions | P, partial. The incorporated § 19-5305 regime was not read; no restitution outcome follows. |
| Actions in the State’s name or for its benefit | § 5-225 generally subjects State actions to limitations, but § 5-216 expressly excludes the State-name/benefit branch from its written-contract bar | P. No universal “public debts never expire” or “all public debts use five years.” |
| Rejected claims against a county | § 5-221 uses six months after first rejection by the county commissioners | P. This is a claim against the county, not a county’s collection claim. Presentment prerequisites remain held. |
| Director/stockholder statutory liability, penalty, or forfeiture | § 5-237 supplies a special three-year discovery-based provision | P. Not an ordinary contract default. |
| Taxes, federal public debts, benefits recovery, special educational debt, probate claims, penalties and forfeitures outside the read provisions | Separate statutes may control | Held/excluded. No residual four- or five-year period is assigned. |
C032–C034, C057–C058. Justia Law+6
The complete reproduced provision has two distinct mechanisms:
| Mechanism | Required object/action in the text | Stated effect | What is not established |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acknowledgment or promise | A writing signed by the party to be charged | Required evidentiary form for a new or continuing contract taking the case outside the chapter’s operation | Every signed communication is sufficient; an oral statement suffices; electronic-signature rules; conditional or disputed language’s effect |
| Payment | Payment of principal or interest | Equivalent to a duly signed written new promise to pay the remaining debt | Every transfer to any person is qualifying payment; payment allocation; third-party authority; unauthorized debit; returned payment; satisfaction/discharge consequences |
P; C020–C023; S002 § 5-238. Justia Law
The paragraph does not expressly divide its operation into payments before expiration and payments after expiration. Its text therefore cannot be accurately described as containing an express pre-expiration-only limitation. But the absence of that limitation does not, without construction, establish every post-expiration consequence for every debt category.
| Question | Finding | Missing authority |
|---|---|---|
| Oral acknowledgment alone | Does not satisfy the paragraph’s signed-writing route | Any separate doctrine or exception would require authority; none is supplied here |
| Unperformed offer to pay | Is not an actual payment; a signed document must instead be assessed under the acknowledgment/promise branch | Sufficiency of its wording and conditions |
| Payment during an unexpired period | The statutory equivalence applies to a qualifying principal/interest payment | The new promise’s exact accrual and the applicable period remain classification-dependent |
| Payment after expiration | Not expressly excluded by the paragraph | Post-bar construction, relationship to the particular limitation, and any special statutory displacement |
| Allocation among balances or obligations | Not specified | Allocation law, authority, and the object to which the payment legally applies |
| Payment by an agent or another person | Payment sentence does not state a complete agency rule | Authority, ratification, attribution, and whose obligation is affected |
| Electronic writing/signature | Not resolved by § 5-238 alone | Applicable electronic-record/signature statutes and any exclusions |
| Negotiable instrument | Article 3 has its own periods; § 28-1-103 preserves supplemental law unless displaced | Whether and how § 5-238 supplements or is displaced by § 28-3-118 |
| Effect on all installments or collateral | Not stated | Claim-specific construction; no universal whole-balance or lien revival |
| Discharge or satisfaction | Not equated with limitation expiration | Separate substantive discharge/satisfaction law |
C022–C025; B10–B14. These are precise holds, not advice about making or withholding any payment or communication.
The statutes read do not identify sale, assignment, referral, or placement as a limitation-reset event. Section 28-3-203 describes transfer and the rights transferred; it does not replace the note’s due date with the transfer date. That is distinct from a new promise made by the party to be charged or a qualifying payment. [C024; S003 § 28-3-203.] Justia Law
The federal prohibition against falsely representing that transfer will cause a consumer to lose a defense supplies a separate conduct constraint. It does not itself calculate an Idaho period. [C052; S013–S014.] Consumer Financial Protection Bureau+1
| Provision | Source-stated rule | Material limitation |
|---|---|---|
| § 5-229—absence | If the person against whom the claim accrues is outside Idaho, the section uses return as the starting relationship; subsequent absence is excluded from the limitation time | Serviceability, constitutional limits, residence, and application to a particular absent defendant require construction. Do not treat absence as automatically dispositive. |
| § 5-230—claimant disability | Disability must exist when the claim accrues; the specified minority or mental-incapacity categories exclude time, subject to the section’s broad six-year cap and § 5-213 exception | It concerns the person entitled to sue, not automatically the debtor. The cap’s interaction with other statutes and federal law is not adjudicated. |
| § 5-235 | Disability must exist at accrual to be used under the referenced disability provisions | A later disability does not satisfy this textual requirement. |
| § 5-236 | Coexisting disabilities are addressed together until all are removed | Read with § 5-230’s qualifications; no stacking calculation supplied. |
| § 5-213 | Separate real-property disability provision, including its twenty-year outer relationship | Read only because § 5-230 expressly incorporates it; not an ordinary debt extension. |
| § 5-234—stay | Time during which commencement is stayed by injunction or statutory prohibition is excluded | Ordinary negotiation, a demand, or a voluntary collection pause is not identified as this trigger. |
| § 5-233—reversal saving rule | Timely action, plaintiff’s judgment reversed on appeal, and a new action within one year after reversal | Not a general savings period after every dismissal or service failure. |
| § 5-239—foreign accrual/bar | A claim arising elsewhere and barred there cannot be maintained in Idaho, subject to the Idaho-citizen-and-holder-from-accrual exception | Not a complete choice-of-law rule or an automatic “shortest period always wins” instruction. |
| § 5-232—war-related disability | The stated wartime disability period for the described alien claimant is excluded | No actual nationality, war status, or application is determined. |
P; C035–C040; S002. Justia Law+8
The age-of-majority incorporation and the legal meaning of the mental-incapacity category were not independently resolved. No age or medical classification is supplied.
The reproduced § 5-228 and official Idaho Rule of Civil Procedure 3 identify filing the complaint or other initiating pleading as commencement. Rule 4 separately addresses service. Its stated 182-day service period, 14-day notice before dismissal, and good-cause extension mechanism are not a new limitation period or a universal refiling safe harbor. [C041, C043; S002, S012.] Justia Law+2
Official Rule 2.2, not a universal calendar assumption, supplies these rules within its scope:
Section 5-228A separately addresses a last-day clerk closure caused by specified judicial-order/emergency conditions. The relationship between an actual closure, the rule, and a particular statute is not calculated here. [C042; S002, S012.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
Rule 1 limits the civil rules’ forum and proceeding scope. Rule 8(c) lists statute of limitations and discharge in bankruptcy as distinct affirmative defenses. Rule 9(h) addresses pleading a statutory bar. These provisions do not support treating limitation expiration, bankruptcy discharge, and substantive extinction as synonyms. [C044.] Idaho Supreme Court+1
Official 50 U.S.C. § 3936(a) excludes a qualifying period of military service in computing a limitation for bringing the described actions or proceedings by or against the servicemember or specified representatives/assigns. Subsection (b) separately addresses real-property redemption. Subsection (c) excludes Internal Revenue Code limitation periods from this section. [C045; S018.] US Code
The statute’s definitions and applicability provisions were read. Military service, entry/release/death, active duty, and the listed service categories require their own predicates. The National Guard branch incorporates 32 U.S.C. § 502(f), which was not completed; no actual qualifying service determination is made. [C046; S018–S019.] US Code+2
No Idaho six-year tolling cap is applied to override this federal provision. Other federal extensions, including the unrecovered 11 U.S.C. § 108 branch, remain held.
The official FDCPA and Regulation F definitions require a covered consumer debt and debt collector. The debt definition concerns the specified transaction primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, whether or not reduced to judgment. It does not automatically include business liabilities, taxes, or every public obligation. [C047; S013–S014.] Consumer Financial Protection Bureau+1
The collector definition includes the principal-purpose and regular-collection branches and the described creditor use of another name. Its exclusions are not interchangeable labels:
| Exclusion branch read | Exact limitation material to this pass |
|---|---|
| Creditor’s officer or employee | Acting in the creditor’s name |
| Common ownership/affiliation | Collection only for the related persons and debt collection not the principal business |
| Government officer/employee | Collection in official duties |
| Process service | Activity confined to serving legal process |
| Nonprofit credit counseling | Consumer-requested, bona fide counseling with the described payment/distribution activity |
| Specified collection incidental to another role | Bona fide fiduciary/escrow activity, originated debt, debt not in default when obtained, or the stated secured-party commercial-credit arrangement |
| Private bad-check program | Only the conditional statutory program in § 1692p, not every contractor or check-collection activity |
| Security-interest enforcement | The expanded definition is limited to the specified nonjudicial-action provision; it does not automatically bring every security enforcer within § 1006.26 |
| Regulation-level exclusions/exemptions | The § 5519 motor-vehicle-dealer scope provision and any valid state-class exemption require their own elements |
[C048.] Section 1692p’s generic conditions were read, including governmental control, specified prerequisites, voluntary participation, disclosures, and dispute procedures. Its remaining incorporated definitions are held. Section 5519’s exceptions were also read; no actual dealer, program, creditor, or collector is classified. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau+3
Section 1006.26 defines a time-barred debt by expiration of the applicable period for the legal action. A covered debt collector must not bring or threaten such an action. The operative paragraph contains no knows-or-should-know qualification. Its express exception concerns proofs of claim filed in bankruptcy. [C049–C050.] eCFR
The relevant claim or remedy matters. The official final-rule explanation recognizes that one claim associated with an installment or secured obligation may be barred while another is not. This does not itself resolve Idaho acceleration, foreclosure, or installment construction. [C051.] Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
No conclusion is made that nonlitigation collection is universally permitted, that a bankruptcy proof of claim is valid, or that every other FDCPA provision is satisfied.
The 2020 final rule expressly did not finalize proposed § 1006.26(c), which would have imposed the described time-barred-debt and revival disclosures. That unadopted proposal is not a universal current disclosure requirement. Other applicable law and general deception rules remain separate. [C053.] Consumer Financial Protection Bureau+1
The rule states an effective date of November 30, 2021. A proposal to delay effectiveness was later withdrawn; the withdrawal notice is not itself a new limitation period. [C054.] Consumer Financial Protection Bureau+1
| Clock or legal effect | Treatment here |
|---|---|
| Idaho suit limitation | Analyzed by statutory category, accrual, and qualifications |
| Federal suit/threat prohibition | Conditional conduct restriction once the applicable claim is time-barred |
| Federal credit-reporting obsolescence | Not calculated or researched as a substitute limitation period |
| Bankruptcy discharge | Not equated with time-barred status |
| Bankruptcy claim allowance or extension | Not decided; unread § 108 dependency held |
| Judgment action, execution, lien, renewal | Separate provisions and version predicates |
| Collateral enforcement/extinguishment | Separate remedy; no automatic extinction conclusion |
[C055.]
All fresh accesses in this register occurred October 28, 2026, Pacific time.
To avoid false corroboration, one publication is assigned one source identity where appropriate. Its section-specific usage rows provide the complete URLs and pinpoints. Alternate HTML/PDF formats of the same instrument are not separate authorities.
| Literal official URL | Actual observation | Evidentiary effect |
|---|---|---|
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2/ | Restricted fetch | No official chapter body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2/SECT5-238/ | Inaccessible | No official acknowledgment/payment body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title28/T28CH3/SECT28-3-118/ | Restricted fetch | No official negotiable-instrument body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2.pdf | Materially different ordinary PDF route; restricted | No chapter PDF body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/statutesrules/idstat/Title10/T10CH11.pdf | Materially different ordinary PDF route; inaccessible | No official judgment chapter body read |
These are fresh P6 observations. They do not overwrite earlier failures or imply that every individual Idaho section was attempted.
Publisher: Justia, reproducing Idaho Code. Status: Secondary 2025 edition; expressly disclaims guaranteed currency. Read convention: Each listed section’s complete body and displayed history was read. Historical credits below are the reproduction’s credits, not independently authenticated session laws.
| Section and literal URL | Relevant pinpoint/read scope | Displayed history or application limit |
|---|---|---|
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-201/ | Complete general accrual/special-statute clause | C.C.P.1881 §141 and later recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-213/ | Complete; used only for §230’s real-property exception | Latest displayed amendment: 2006 ch.158 §7 p.476 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-214/ | Complete scope provision | C.C.P.1881 §154 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-214a/ | Complete mortgage-foreclosure provision | Added1951 ch.254 §1 p.552; amended1999 ch.112 §1 p.340 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-215/ | Complete judgment/mesne-profits section | Latest displayed amendment2015 ch.278 §3 p.1137; transition not stated in section body |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-216/ | Complete written-instrument period and State exception | Latest displayed amendment1939 ch.244 §1 p.590 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-217/ | Complete unwritten-liability provision | C.C.P.1881 §157 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-218/ | Complete (1)–(4), including discovery qualifications | Latest displayed amendment1974 ch.41 §2 p.1603 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-221/ | Complete rejected-county-claim provision | C.C.P.1881 §161 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-222/ | Complete reciprocal-account accrual provision | C.C.P.1881 §162 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-223/ | Complete deposit-demand provision | C.C.P.1881 §163 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-224/ | Complete residual period | C.C.P.1881 §164 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-225/ | Complete State-actions provision | C.C.P.1881 §165 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-228/ | Complete filing/commencement provision | C.C.P.1881 §168 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-228a/ | Complete clerk-closure provision | Added2004 ch.321 §1 p.905 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-229/ | Complete absence provision | C.C.P.1881 §169 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-230/ | Complete disability and cap provision | Amendments1976 ch.276 §1 p.950;1985 ch.74 §1 p.149;1993 ch.120 §1 p.309 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-232/ | Complete war-disability provision | C.C.P.1881 §172 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-233/ | Complete appellate-reversal saving provision | C.C.P.1881 §173 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-234/ | Complete injunction/statutory-stay provision | C.C.P.1881 §174 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-235/ | Complete disability-at-accrual provision | C.C.P.1881 §175 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-236/ | Complete coexisting-disabilities provision | C.C.P.1881 §176 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-237/ | Complete director/stockholder liability provision | C.C.P.1881 §177 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-238/ | Complete acknowledgment/payment provision | C.C.P.1881 §178; amendment1923 ch.49 §1 p.57 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-239/ | Complete foreign-accrual/bar provision | C.C.P.1881 §179 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-240/ | Complete definition of action for chapter purposes | C.C.P.1881 §181 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-245/ | Complete child-support enforcement provision | Latest displayed amendment2011 ch.104 §1 p.267 |
No displayed old source credit is treated as proof that no later amendment exists.
Publisher/status: Justia, 2025 Idaho Code, secondary. Complete bodies read except where expressly qualified.
| Literal URL | Pinpoint/read extent | Source history/limit |
|---|---|---|
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-102/ | Complete scope/exclusions/conflict provisions | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1021 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-103/ | Complete paragraph(1); cross-reference lists and general-definition incorporation inspected | Latest displayed amendment2004 ch.43 §31 p.153; cross-referenced bodies not all read |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-104/ | Complete (1)–(11) | Latest displayed amendment2002 ch.121 §2 p.340 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-106/ | Complete unconditional-promise/order qualifications | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1024 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-108/ | Complete demand/definite-time provision | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1024 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-109/ | Complete bearer/order provision | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1025; endorsement incorporation not completed |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-118/ | Complete (1)–(7) | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1028; original effective/application chain unread |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-2/section-28-3-203/ | Complete transfer provision | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1029; not a new-accrual provision |
| Source ID | Issuer/publication and literal URLs | Actual read | Version/effective/application limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_ID-P6-S004 | Justia2025, Article2: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-1/section-28-2-102/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-1/section-28-2-105/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-1/section-28-2-106/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-7/section-28-2-725/ | Complete listed bodies; relevant goods, sale, scope, limitation and savings paragraphs | Secondary; displayed1967 ch.161 enactment credits. §725 excludes pre-effective causes; original effective clause not read |
| S_ID-P6-S005 | Justia2025, Article12: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-12/part-1/section-28-12-102/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-12/part-1/section-28-12-103/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-12/part-5/section-28-12-506/ | Complete§102 and§506; selected necessary§103definitions, especially(1)(h)–(l),(n),(p),(4) | Added1993 ch.287;§103 latest displayed2012 ch.145 §21 p.412. Not a full finance-lease or security-interest classification |
| S_ID-P6-S006 | Justia2025, §28-1-103: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-1/part-1/section-28-1-103/ | Complete(a)–(b) | Supplemental law unless displaced; revised/redesignated2004 ch.43 §5 p.138. Does not decide§5-238 displacement |
| S_ID-P6-S007 | Justia2025, judgment liens/renewal: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1110/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1111/ | Complete both sections | §1110 displayed2015 amendments ch.139§1p.343 andch.278§4p.1138;§1111 through2018ch.284§1p.672; original later enactments not read |
| S_ID-P6-S008 | Justia2025, execution: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-11/chapter-1/section-11-101/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-11/chapter-1/section-11-105/ | Complete both sections | §101 latest displayed2019ch.175§1p.567;§105 latest2015ch.278§2p.1137 |
| S_ID-P6-S009 | Idaho legislative bill, mirrored by LegiScan: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/S1069/id/1188343/Idaho-2015-S1069-Engrossed.pdf History locator: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1069/2015 | Complete three-page bill parsed and visually inspected; relied on§§1–4,6; printedpp.1–3/PDFindices0–2 | “As Amended, As Amended, As Amended in the House.” §6 states7-1-2015 effective/application boundary. Secondary history reports2015ch.278; official final session-law authentication held |
| S_ID-P6-S010 | Idaho legislative bill, mirrored by LegiScan: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/S1362/id/1351171/Idaho-2016-S1362-Introduced.pdf History locator: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1362/2016 | Complete one-page text and pixels, printedp.1/index0 | Introduced version;§2 emergency/approval and retroactive7-1-2015 language. Secondary history reports2016ch.269. Not authenticated final session-law text |
| S_ID-P6-S011 | Idaho Courts, generic renewal instructions: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/CAO_Cv_Inst_10-2.pdf | Generic timing paragraphs, one page/index0, visually inspected | Printed08/01/2018. Guidance only. Embedded illustrative caption not used or reproduced |
| S_ID-P6-S012 | Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ircp | Complete materially relied-on Rule1, Rule2.2(a)–(c), Rule3; selected complete Rule4(b)(2), Rule8(c), Rule9(h) | Official current-published HTML. Rule2.2 footer states adoption3-1-2016/effective7-1-2016 and amendment/effective9-9-2016. Linked original orders not opened; no claim of reading all rules |
| Source ID | Issuer/title and literal URLs | Actual read and pinpoint | Currency, history, and limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_ID-P6-S013 | CFPB/eCFR, RegulationF: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/1/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/2/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/18/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/26/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/104/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/108/ https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-12/chapter-X/part-1006/subpart-B/section-1006.26 | Complete§26; necessary definitions and all collector exclusions; complete relevant§18false-status/transfer/threat clauses;§§1,104,108 | CFPB official generic text. eCFR authoritative but unofficial, displayed current through10-26-2026; Title12last amended10-23-2026. Title-wide date is not§26’s effective date. AppendixAprocedure not read |
| S_ID-P6-S014 | OLRC, FDCPA: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t15/s1692a/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-121/t15/s1692e/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-121/t15/s1692p/ | Complete§1692a; selected§1692eintro,(2)(A),(5),(6); complete§1692p | §1692a throughPL119-120,10-7-2026; others throughPL119-121,10-9-2026. FDCPA source1977PL95-109; source notes and displayed amendments read, not all original acts |
| S_ID-P6-S015 | OLRC,12USC5519: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-121/t12/s5519/ | Complete(a)–(f), source/effective note | ThroughPL119-121,10-9-2026. PL111-203§1029,7-21-2010,124Stat2004. Designated-transfer-date incorporation and vehicle-definition cross-references not completed |
| S_ID-P6-S016 | CFPB, December2020RegulationF final rule: https://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/documents/cfpb_debt-collection_final-rule_2020-12.pdf Published rendition: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/01/19/2020-28422/debt-collection-practices-regulation-f | Selected generic discussion and adopted§26; printedpp.1,37,42,60,322/PDFindices0,36,41,59,321 visually inspected | Final rule; effective11-30-2021; published1-19-2021,86FR5766, operative§26at86FR5854. Not all354pages read; cited cases not investigated |
| S_ID-P6-S017 | CFPB/OFR, withdrawal of proposed effective-date delay: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-09-01/pdf/2021-18799.pdf | Complete one-page notice; printed48918/index0, visually inspected | Published9-1-2021; withdrawal of proposal, not a new final delay |
| S_ID-P6-S018 | OLRC, SCRA: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t50/s3911/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t50/s3912/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t50/s3936/ | Complete bodies; relied on military-service/period definitions, jurisdiction, and§3936(a)–(c); source/application notes | ThroughPL119-134,10-20-2026. Current framework addedPL108-189,12-19-2003; note references cases not final before that date. Original§3application clause not independently read |
| S_ID-P6-S019 | OLRC,10USC101: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t10/s101/ | Selected complete(a)(4)–(5),(d)(1), and necessary(e)(4)definition text | ThroughPL119-134,10-20-2026. Not completeTitle10or all amendment notes;32USC502(f)unread |
| S_ID-P6-S020 | Federal failed-route record | Exact routes in Section12 | Failure record, not substantive authority |
| S_ID-P6-S021 | Other discovery/inaccessible-source record | Exact routes in Section12 | No legal conclusion based on missing page or search snippet |
Claim-status convention: P = provisional Idaho statutory text; O = official body read; H = held interpretation/incorporation/currentness. Confidence refers to the identified text, not an actual debt’s classification.
| Claim ID | Precise assertion | Sources/pinpoints | Conditions/currentness/confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_ID-P6-C001 | Official Idaho statute bodies were not recovered through the specified fresh routes. | S001 | H; access observation certain |
| C002 | §5-201’s special-statute qualification prevents universal use of a general contract period. | S002§§5-201,214 | P; high textual confidence |
| C003 | Written-instrument actions use the reproduced five-year provision, with express State-name/benefit exception. | S002§5-216 | P; special statutes and accrual remain material |
| C004 | Unwritten liability uses the reproduced four-year provision. | S002§5-217 | P; category not determined by marketing/account label |
| C005 | §5-222requires reciprocal demands and supplies last-item accrual, not its own period. | S002§5-222 | P; ordinary open-account classification held |
| C006 | Deposit recovery under§5-223uses authorized demand as its commencement relationship. | S002§5-223 | P; not all demand debt |
| C007 | §5-218contains distinct three-year statutory-liability/fraud branches and limited discovery rules. | S002§5-218(1),(4) | P; no general contract-discovery rule |
| C008 | §5-224’s four-year period is residual only. | S002§5-224 | P |
| C009 | Article3periods require the instrument and actor predicates; some incorporations remain unread. | S003§§102–109 | P/H |
| C010 | Definite-time notes use six years from due dates or accelerated due date, subject to§118(5). | S003§118(1) | P; acceleration validity held |
| C011 | Demand notes distinguish six years after demand from the no-demand continuous-ten-year nonpayment condition. | S003§118(2) | P; post-bar payment effect held |
| C012 | Unaccepted drafts use the earlier of the stated three- and ten-year limits. | S003§118(3) | P; subsection4exception |
| C013 | Specified bank-check obligations use three years after demand. | S003§118(4) | P; exact instrument/actor required |
| C014 | Certificates of deposit use the demand and stated-due-date conditions in§118(5). | S003§118(5) | P |
| C015 | Accepted drafts other than certified checks use six years from due dates or acceptance for demand payment. | S003§118(6) | P |
| C016 | Other listed Article3claims use three years from accrual, subject to indemnity/contribution law. | S003§118(7) | P/H |
| C017 | Goods-sale claims have the four-year, shortening, warranty, and six-month savings structure stated in§725. | S004§725(1)–(4) | P; original effective/application clause held |
| C018 | Goods-lease claims have their distinct four-year/default-discovery structure; indemnity wording remains unresolved. | S005§506 | P/H |
| C019 | General contract periods do not themselves establish every execution/default/installment/acceleration accrual event. | S002§§201,216–217; S003§118 | H as to construction |
| C020 | §5-238requires a signed writing for its acknowledgment/promise evidentiary route. | S002§5-238firstclause | P |
| C021 | Qualifying principal/interest payment is given the stated equivalence to a signed new promise for the residue. | S002§5-238secondclause | P |
| C022 | The text has no express pre-expiration-only limitation, but complete post-bar effects are not resolved. | S002§5-238 | P/H |
| C023 | Allocation, agency, electronic form, conditional wording, and whole-balance effects are not supplied by that paragraph. | S002§5-238 | H; no automatic-contact reset |
| C024 | Transfer is distinct from a debtor’s new promise/payment and is not identified in the read text as a new due date. | S003§203; S002§238 | P; bounded negative finding |
| C025 | §28-1-103preserves supplementary law unless displaced; it does not decide§238’s Article3interaction. | S006 | P/H |
| C026 | An action upon a judgment is separately addressed by the eleven-year provision. | S002§5-215 | P; version/accrual qualifications |
| C027 | Ordinary execution has a separate ten-year entry/renewal rule. | S008§11-101 | P; support/restitution exceptions |
| C028 | Recording creates the described lien; ordinary duration is measured from judgment, not automatically recording. | S007§10-1110 | P |
| C029 | Renewal requires the stated unsatisfied-judgment/court-order conditions and restarts§5-215. | S007§10-1111 | P; motion/order construction held |
| C030 | The2015transition and subsequent renewal amendments prevent indiscriminate application of new periods. | S009–S011; S007history | Historical evidence partial; final official chain held |
| C031 | Foreclosure has a separate five-year maturity provision; note limitation is not lien extinction. | S002§5-214A | P/H |
| C032 | Child-support enforcement has distinct judgment/lien/renewal provisions. | S002§5-245; S007 | P; full support regime excluded |
| C033 | Restitution-related twenty-year provisions are special, with an unread incorporated regime. | S007§10-1110; S008§11-101 | P/H |
| C034 | State actions and rejected county claims require their express qualifications, not a universal public-debt rule. | S002§§216,221,225 | P |
| C035 | §5-229states absence-based timing but does not resolve serviceability/constitutional application. | S002§5-229 | P/H |
| C036 | Claimant disability, accrual timing, coexisting disability, and the six-year cap must be read together. | S002§§213,230,235–236 | P/H; no federal override inferred |
| C037 | §5-234concerns legally stayed commencement, not every voluntary collection pause. | S002§5-234 | P |
| C038 | §5-233’s one-year saving rule concerns reversal of a plaintiff’s judgment, not all dismissals. | S002§5-233 | P |
| C039 | §5-239requires foreign accrual/bar and preserves its specified citizenship/continuous-holding exception. | S002§5-239 | P/H; not full choice-of-law law |
| C040 | §5-232has a distinct wartime-disability branch. | S002§5-232 | P; no actual application |
| C041 | Filing/commencement and service are distinct procedural events. | S002§5-228; S012Rules3–4 | O/P |
| C042 | Rule2.2and§5-228Aprovide bounded counting/closure rules, not a universal computed deadline. | S012Rule2.2; S002§5-228A | O/P/H |
| C043 | Rule4’s182-dayservice mechanism is not a limitation period or automatic savings statute. | S012Rule4(b)(2) | O |
| C044 | Idaho rules separately identify limitation and bankruptcy-discharge defenses. | S012Rules8(c),9(h) | O; no actual pleading/outcome |
| C045 | SCRA§3936excludes qualifying military-service time, with a separate redemption branch and IRC exception. | S018§3936(a)–(c) | O; service predicates required |
| C046 | SCRAservice status and period depend on its definitions; specified incorporations remain held. | S018§§3911–3912; S019 | O/H |
| C047 | RegulationF/FDCPAconsumer-debt and collector predicates must be met. | S013§§1–2; S014§1692a | O |
| C048 | Collector exclusions, dealer scope, and state-class exemptions are conditional, not label-based. | S013§§2,108; S014§1692p; S015 | O/H |
| C049 | §1006.26prohibits covered suits/threats on time-barred debt without an operative knowledge qualifier. | S013§26 | O |
| C050 | Bankruptcy proofs of claim are excepted from that paragraph, not universally approved. | S013§26(b) | O; bankruptcy merits held |
| C051 | Time-barred analysis is claim/remedy-specific. | S016printedp.42/index41 | O; Idaho construction still required |
| C052 | False statements that transfer removes defenses are separately prohibited. | S013§18; S014§1692e(6) | O |
| C053 | Proposed§26(c)revival disclosures were not finalized; no universal requirement is inferred from the proposal. | S016pp.37,60/indices36,59 | O historical rule record |
| C054 | The final rule’s stated effective date is11-30-2021; proposed delay was withdrawn. | S016p.1; S017p.48918 | O |
| C055 | Suit limitation, reporting, discharge, judgment enforcement, and collateral rights are separate legal questions. | S012–S018andbounded scope | No unexamined regime decided |
| C056 | No actual debt, filing result, party status, or legal permission is established. | Scope/read record | Certain |
| C057 | §5-237contains a special director/stockholder discovery-based branch. | S002§5-237 | P |
| C058 | Unread tax, probate, penalty, public-program, and other special regimes remain held rather than defaulted. | §5-201special-statute rule; coverage record | H |
| C059 | Official federal publication currency and Idaho secondary currency are not access dates or amendment-effective dates. | Source registers | High source-status confidence |
This register contains source-stated conditional relations only. No event date, filing date, or numerical calendar scenario has been supplied or calculated.
| Quantity/period | Reference event or legal object | Boundary/exception/counting status |
|---|---|---|
| Five years—§5-216 | Accrued written-instrument action | State exception and special statutes; execution date not assumed |
| Four years—§5-217 | Accrued unwritten liability | Classification and accrual construction required |
| Three years—§5-218 | Specified statutory liability or fraud/mistake | Discovery only where stated |
| Four years—§5-224 | Residual accrued action | Only if no other provision applies |
| Last proved item—§5-222 | Reciprocal mutual/open/current account | No independent year count |
| Demand—§5-223 | Specified deposit recovery | Authorized demand; no period supplied there |
| Six years—§28-3-118(1) | Note due date(s) or accelerated due date | Certificate-of-deposit exception; acceleration validity held |
| Six years—§118(2) | Demand-note demand | Exceptions(4),(5) |
| Continuous ten years—§118(2) | Neither principal nor interest paid; no demand | Inclusive boundary/application and later-payment effect not adjudicated |
| Three/ten years—§118(3) | Dishonor/draft date | Earlier expiration controls |
| Three years—§118(4) | Demand on specified bank-check actor | Instrument/actor classification required |
| Six years—§118(5) | CD demand, with stated-due-date condition | Both conditions must be respected |
| Six years—§118(6) | Accepted-draft due date(s), or acceptance for demand draft | Not the demand-note rule |
| Three years—§118(7) | Accrual of listed Article3claim | Other indemnity/contribution law may govern |
| Four years; one-year minimum—§28-2-725 | Goods-sale breach; original contractual shortening | No contractual extension under that section |
| Tender/future-performance discovery—§725 | Warranty breach | Explicit future-performance exception only |
| Six months—§725(3) | Termination of qualifying timely action | No voluntary discontinuance or failure/neglect to prosecute |
| Four years; one-year minimum—§28-12-506 | Goods-lease default | Original-lease shortening; lease classification |
| Later of default or discovery—§506(2) | Default/warranty act or omission | Indemnity comparison wording separately held |
| Six months—§506(3) | Qualifying first-action termination | Same stated exclusions; no general savings rule |
| Eleven years—§5-215 | Action upon judgment | Version and accrual predicates; renewal can restart |
| Ten years—§11-101 | Judgment entry or specified renewal order | Stay/support/restitution qualifications |
| Ten years—§10-1110 | Ordinary lien duration from judgment date | Lien creation depends on recording; satisfaction/stay qualifications |
| Before lien expiration—§10-1111 | Renewal process | Unsatisfied judgment; court order; no automatic renewal |
| Ten years—renewed lien | Renewal-order date | Original priority/date consequences separately stated |
| July1,2015 | Judgment-amendment application boundary | Historical bill text; not a hypothetical event |
| Five years—§5-214A | Secured obligation’s maturity | No stated maturity uses statutory relationship to foreclosure accrual |
| Twenty years—restitution branch | Specified judgment/order reference event | Incorporated restitution regime unread |
| Support lien’s ten-year branch | Death/emancipation of last child described by statute | Renewal/satisfaction/stay; full support regime not completed |
| Six months—§5-221 | First county-claim rejection | Claim-presentment predicates held |
| Three years—§5-237 | Discovery of specified director/stockholder liability facts | Special category only |
| Six-year cap language—§5-230 | Enumerated disability/absence/other-cause tolling | §5-213exception; no universal application to federal law |
| Twenty-year boundary—§5-213 | Real-property disability cessation/death relationship | Not ordinary debt tolling |
| One year—§5-233 | Reversal of plaintiff’s judgment | Timely first action and specified reversal predicate |
| Stay duration—§5-234 | Injunction/statutory prohibition on commencement | No voluntary negotiation assumption |
| Foreign bar—§5-239 | Origin jurisdiction’s limitation | Citizenship and holding-from-accrual exception |
| Principal/interest payment—§5-238 | Qualifying payment | No minimum amount stated; attribution/allocation/post-bar effects held |
| Signed acknowledgment/promise—§5-238 | Signed writing of party charged | Sufficiency and new-promise accrual not automatically established |
| 182days;14days—Rule4 | Service after commencement; notice before specified dismissal | Good-cause mechanism; not limitation extension |
| Three days—Rule2.2(c) | Act required after service by mail | Not added to every claim period |
| Trigger-day exclusion/last-day inclusion—Rule2.2(a) | Covered rules/orders/statutes without own method | Weekend/holiday and inaccessibility qualifications; no universal forum assumption |
| Clerk reopening—§5-228A | Specified last-day emergency closure | First full reopened business day relationship; actual event unknown |
| Military-service period—50USC3936 | Qualifying service interval | IRC exception; definitions/incorporations required |
| More than30consecutive days—Guard definition | Specific federal activation branch | 32USC502(f)dependency held; no actual status determination |
| Thirty-day dispute opportunity—§1692p | Conditional bad-check-program notice procedure | Exclusion analysis only; not a debt limitation |
| November30,2021 | RegulationF final-rule effective date | Proposed delay withdrawn; not a consumer claim accrual date |
| October7/9/20/26,2026 | Respective federal publication currency snapshots | Not new legal effective dates |
| Unknown events | Execution, breach, maturity, demand, dishonor, acceptance, acceleration, payment, signature, assignment, accrual, service, stay, disability, judgment, renewal, recording | None is supplied, inferred, or calculated for an actual or invented obligation |
| Branch | Predicate required | Supported consequence | Adverse inference expressly not made | Exact remaining generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B01—written contract | Legally founded on a written instrument; no controlling special statute | Provisional§5-216period | Every signed document uses five years | Official text; generic classification construction |
| B02—unwritten liability | Liability not founded on writing | Provisional§5-217period | Missing signature automatically makes every claim oral | Generic documentary/classification law |
| B03—ordinary installments | Separate payment obligations and legally established breach/accrual | Period applied only after accrual is established | Last payment or first missed installment controls everything | Generic judicial construction remains held |
| B04—acceleration | Legally effective acceleration under applicable law | Article3uses accelerated due date where applicable | Default, charge-off, or demand automatically accelerates | Generic acceleration/election/notice construction |
| B05—negotiable instrument | Complete Article3definition and actor predicates | Relevant§118branch | All promissory notes negotiable; any holder entitled to enforce | Official definitions;§301; unread incorporations |
| B06—demand note | Demand status and whether demand occurred | Six-year demand or ten-year nonpayment branch | Execution date universally starts clock | Generic legally sufficient demand and post-bar construction |
| B07—reciprocal account | Mutual/open/current account and reciprocal demands | Last proved item accrual | Every revolving account is reciprocal | Generic reciprocity/account-stated construction |
| B08—goods sale | Article2goods transaction, not security-only arrangement | §725structure | Service debts or loans use goods period | Official scope/application chain |
| B09—goods lease | Lease of goods rather than sale/security/realty lease | §506structure | All rent claims have discovery accrual | Security/lease incorporation; indemnity wording |
| B10—signed acknowledgment | Writing, signature, party charged, legally sufficient acknowledgment/promise | §238evidentiary route | Any conversation, dispute, or signed document revives | Generic sufficiency/conditional-language law |
| B11—part-payment | Actual legally attributable principal/interest payment | Statutory new-promise equivalence | Any account movement or unperformed offer qualifies | Allocation, authority, returned-payment rules |
| B12—expired period | Applicable original period actually expired | Text does not expressly exclude this timing | Every later payment necessarily revives all remedies | Generic post-bar construction and special-statute interaction |
| B13—electronic form | Applicable writing/signature law | No conclusion from§238alone | Any click or message is sufficient | Electronic-record/signature statutes and exclusions |
| B14—UCC supplementation | No displacement by particular UCC rule | §28-1-103allows supplemental law | §238automatically overrides§118 | Generic displacement construction |
| B15—assignment | Transfer of an existing right | Transfer distinguished from new promise | Sale creates new accrual or removes defenses | Generic assignment/choice-of-law construction only if needed |
| B16—judgment version | Relevant issue/entry/renewal date and applicable enactment | Separate action/execution/lien rules | New periods apply to every historic judgment | Official2015–2019enactment/application chain |
| B17—renewal | Unsatisfied judgment, applicable lien, timely court process | Statutory renewed-order consequences | Motion alone necessarily preserves all rights | Generic motion-versus-order deadline construction |
| B18—collateral | Separate enforceable security right and foreclosure category | Separate§5-214Aanalysis | Personal-action bar extinguishes lien | Full collateral law remains excluded |
| B19—absence/disability | Statutory actor and timing predicates | Exclusion/cap rules read together | Debtor minority or any absence always tolls | Generic construction and official current text |
| B20—foreign claim | Foreign accrual, foreign bar, exception facts | §5-239branch | Shortest-period rule or contract choice alone decides | Generic borrowing/choice-of-law construction |
| B21—stay/savings | Exact statutory stay or qualifying prior action | Specific exclusion/saving period | Every negotiation or dismissal grants extra time | Generic cross-reference only; bankruptcy§108held |
| B22—military service | Qualifying service and proceedings | §3936exclusion | Any military connection or Guard duty qualifies | 32USC502(f), original application clause as needed |
| B23—federal collector coverage | Consumer debt, covered collector, no applicable exclusion | §1006.26conduct prohibition | All creditors, commercial debts, or security enforcers covered | Unread incorporated definitions/exemptions |
| B24—time-barred claim | Correct applicable law, accrual, tolling, revival and version | No covered suit/threat on that claim | All remedies/reporting/discharge outcomes are identical | Claim-specific generic law, not actual filing assessment |
| B25—special/public liability | Statutory category identified | Special provision controls where applicable | Residual four/five-year default for taxes/support/public claims | Separate generic sector statutes |
| B26—source currency | Readable official current text/enactment chain | Only exact recovered source gap closes | Search miss proves no amendment | Official publication recovery, without bypass |
| Field | Entry |
|---|---|
| Statutory category | |
| Governing jurisdiction | |
| Official source and edition | |
| Effective/application provision | |
| General period | |
| Special-statute provision | |
| Accrual rule | |
| Required reference event | |
| Installment treatment | |
| Acceleration authority | |
| Demand requirement | |
| Account reciprocity requirement | |
| Negotiable-instrument predicate | |
| Borrowing/choice-of-law provision | |
| Absence provision | |
| Disability provision | |
| Statutory/injunction stay | |
| Federal tolling provision | |
| Saving provision | |
| Written acknowledgment requirement | |
| New-promise requirement | |
| Part-payment requirement | |
| Allocation/authority rule | |
| Expired-period treatment | |
| Electronic-record dependency | |
| Assignment effect | |
| Judgment-action provision | |
| Execution provision | |
| Lien provision | |
| Renewal provision | |
| Collateral distinction | |
| Federal collector predicate | |
| Time-barred-conduct provision | |
| Counting rule and scope | |
| Unread incorporation | |
| Missing official authentication | |
| Review status |
No field is completed; this is not a filing worksheet for a real or invented obligation.
| Research route | Actual scope/result |
|---|---|
| Official Idaho limitation and UCC statute routes | Fresh topic-specific attempts, followed by materially different ordinary chapter-PDF routes; bodies not recovered |
| Generic Idaho statutory searches | Located 2025 reproductions and section histories; snippets used only to locate bodies |
| Chapter2index | Read for navigation; omission of a section was not treated as repeal |
| Generic judgment-amendment searches | Located2015/2016bill copies and official generic court guidance |
| Official Idaho court rules | Read the specified rules directly; did not follow API-hosted amendment-order links |
| Official federal statute searches | Recovered OLRC pages through ordinary public search/navigation after legacy route failures |
| CFPB/eCFR | Read current generic definitions, scope, prohibited conduct, and time-barred rule |
| Federal adoption/effectiveness | Read selected final-rule passages and the complete withdrawal notice |
| Named opinions or parties | Not searched as research targets, opened, or relied on; incidental names in legal-source footnotes/search output were not investigated |
| Commercial charts and commentary | Discovery only; not legal authority |
A failed incidental navigation link to a general publisher page was not used. No inaccessible route was treated as evidence of a statute’s content, repeal, or absence.
| Document | Parsed text read | Pages visually inspected |
|---|---|---|
| 2015S1069mirror | Complete3pages | Printed1–3; indices0–2 |
| 2016S1362mirror | Complete1page | Printed1; index0 |
| Idaho court renewal guidance | Selected generic timing paragraphs | One page/index0; embedded caption not used |
| CFPB354-page final rule | Selected generic time-barred discussion, effective date, adopted§26 | Printed1,37,42,60,322; indices0,36,41,59,321 |
| 2021delay-withdrawal notice | Complete1page | Printed48918; index0 |
No claim is made that all pages of the CFPB rule or every cited authority inside it were read.
| Requested question/subquestion | Disposition | Claim/source/branch links | Missing evidence or exact next generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1—current official Idaho bodies | Unresolved | C001; S001; B26 | Readable official statutes and relevant amendment chains |
| Written contract | Provisionally answered | C003; S002§216; B01 | Official-current text and category construction |
| Oral/unwritten liability | Provisionally answered | C004; S002§217; B02 | Same |
| Open/mutual/current account | Provisionally answered with reciprocity boundary | C005; S002§222; B07 | Generic account classification |
| Promissory note/negotiable instrument | Provisionally answered by complete limitation branches | C009–C016; S003; B05–B06 | §301and unread incorporations; official text |
| Installments/acceleration | Express UCC branch answered; ordinary construction held | C010,C019; B03–B04 | Generic judicial construction, excluded here |
| Judgment/decree | Provisionally answered with separate clocks | C026–C030; S002,S007–S011; B16–B17 | Official enactment/application chain |
| Other material debt categories | Goods/deposit/lease/statutory branches addressed | C006–C008,C017–C018 | Scope/incorporations and application history |
| Special taxes/support/public debts | Boundaries identified, not completed | C032–C034,C057–C058; B25 | Separate sector statutes |
| Suit limitation versus extinction/reporting/discharge/collateral | Distinguished | C031,C044,C055 | Full substantive extinction, reporting, bankruptcy and collateral regimes excluded |
| 2—generic accrual | Partially answered | C002,C005–C019 | Ordinary-contract construction held |
| Execution/maturity/default/demand | Distinguished | Category matrices; B03–B06 | Legally sufficient events and classification |
| Each installment/acceleration | UCC textual relations only | C010,C019 | Ordinary and acceleration-validity construction |
| Last account item | Answered conditionally | C005 | Reciprocity and applicable period |
| Discovery | Specific statutory branches identified | C007,C017–C018,C057 | No universal discovery rule |
| Borrowing/choice of law | Borrowing text read; wider law held | C039; B20 | Claim origin and generic conflicts construction |
| Absence/disability | Complete relevant text read provisionally | C035–C036; B19 | Serviceability/constitutional interaction; incorporated age/status law |
| Service/commencement/counting | Official rules and provisional statutes distinguished | C041–C044 | No actual deadline or universal forum rule |
| Other tolling/savings | Specific branches addressed | C037–C040,C045–C046 | Probate, bankruptcy§108and other special rules held |
| 3—acknowledgment/new promise | Complete§238read provisionally | C020; B10 | Sufficiency/conditional/electronic construction |
| Part-payment | Statutory effect identified | C021; B11 | Attribution, allocation, validity |
| Expired/unexpired | Textual boundary identified; outcome held | C022; B12 | Generic post-bar construction |
| Oral statement/unperformed offer | Distinguished from statutory payment/writing routes | C020–C023 | Any independent doctrine would need authority |
| Assignment/debt sale | Distinguished | C024,C052; B15 | No transfer-only reset authority found |
| UCC carveout/displacement | Held expressly | C025; B14 | Generic interaction of§238and§118 |
| Remedy limitation versus discharge | Distinguished | C044,C055 | Full discharge/extinction law excluded |
| 4—FDCPA/RegulationFprohibition | Official text answered conditionally | C047–C051; S013–S016 | Actual coverage not determined |
| Definitions/exemptions | Relevant bodies read; incorporations identified | C047–C048 | Bad-check/dealer/state-exemption incorporated details |
| Federal tolling | SCRApositive branch; others held | C045–C046 | 32USC502(f),§108and any other indispensable regime |
| Revival disclosures | Proposal/current rule distinguished | C053–C054 | No universal disclosure conclusion |
| No broad federal rerun | Preserved | C055 | Reporting, bankruptcy merits, remedies excluded |
| 5—literal sources and pinpoints | Supplied visibly | Section7 | Official Idaho gap remains explicit |
| Version/effectiveness | Recorded with provenance | S009–S019; C030,C054,C059 | No final-session-law or through-date overstatement |
| Bounded failures/different routes | Recorded | Sections7.1,12 | No identical-retry hammering or bypass |
| 6—substantive answer and registers | Supplied | Sections2–10 | Conditional findings, not acceptance |
| Blank worksheet | Supplied, unfilled | Section11 | No customer facts or calculations |
| Full coverage/read/failure/selfcheck | Supplied | Sections12–14 | No independent-review claim |
| Registry dimension3 overall | Partial/conditional | All above | Official-current Idaho authentication and identified construction/incorporation gaps |
| Earlier C033/C035 and other dimensions | Unchanged | Supplied scope only | No checklist, provider, fees, funds, contract, remedies, sector, local, tribal, or parent acceptance |
This pass independently gathered sources for the subject matter, but it is not an independent review of earlier reports. No prior substantive Idaho limitation conclusion was assumed.
Actually completed were the fresh source attempts, the complete or expressly bounded statutory readings recorded above, official court-rule readings, the necessary federal definitions and time-barred prohibition, selected enactment/effectiveness materials, and the visible comparisons and registers.
Not established were:
No numerical calendar scenario was invented. No advice to pay, withhold payment, acknowledge, dispute, sue, or refrain from suit is given. No case, opinion, docket, provider dossier, actual contract, private policy, or completed transaction record was investigated.
The fresh research supports a differentiated, source-bounded framework—not one universal Idaho debt clock, an automatic revival conclusion, or operational permission. All earlier holds and unexamined dimensions remain open.
END S_ID PASS-06.
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Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
These components repair their stated scope. They do not replace every other finding in this research series.
SID bounded rule-pinpoint clarification →Category · Provision and source-stated period · Accrual or other trigger actually stated · 9 data rows
| Category | Provision and source-stated period | Accrual or other trigger actually stated | Qualifications and unresolved boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| General civil actions | § 5-201: actions must be commenced within the chapter’s periods after accrual | Accrual is the general reference event | A different limitation prescribed by a special statute controls. This provision does not define every claim’s accrual. P; C002. |
| Actions other than recovery of real property | § 5-214 introduces the following limitation provisions | No independent period or accrual rule | It is a scope provision, not another debt clock. P; C002. |
| Contract, obligation, or liability founded on a written instrument | § 5-216: five years | Read with § 5-201’s accrual requirement | Express exception for an action in the name or for the benefit of the State. Negotiable instruments and other special statutes must be checked first. P; C003. |
| Contract, obligation, or liability not founded on a written instrument | § 5-217: four years | Read with § 5-201 | Does not itself classify a credit arrangement, account stated, implied contract, or particular documentary record. P; C004. |
| Mutual, open, and current account with reciprocal demands | § 5-222 supplies accrual, not a number of years | Time of the last item proved in the account on either side | Reciprocity is an express element. “Open account” as a business label alone is insufficient. The applicable period still needs a separate statutory basis. P; C005. |
| Recovery of money deposited with a bank, banker, trust company, or savings-and-loan society | § 5-223 supplies accrual, not a number of years | Period does not begin until demand by the depositor or authorized person | This is a deposit-recovery provision, not a universal demand-loan rule. P; C006. |
| Liability created by statute, other than penalty or forfeiture | § 5-218(1): three years | General accrual, with an express discovery rule for the described public surety-bond action | The special discovery language is not a general discovery rule for every statutory or contract debt. P; C007. |
| Fraud or mistake | § 5-218(4): three years | Discovery by the aggrieved party of the facts constituting fraud or mistake | A contract claim is not converted into this branch merely because wrongdoing is alleged. P; C007. |
| Claim not otherwise provided for | § 5-224: four years | Accrual | Residual only. It cannot displace a more specific limitation provision. P; C008. |
§ 28-3-118 branch · Period and reference event · Necessary qualifications · 8 data rows
| § 28-3-118 branch | Period and reference event | Necessary qualifications |
|---|---|---|
| (1) Note payable at a definite time | Six years after the due date or dates stated in the note; if accelerated, six years after the accelerated due date | Except subsection (5). The text supplies the accelerated-date consequence, not the validity or method of acceleration. C010. |
| (2) Note payable on demand—demand made | Six years after demand for payment | Except subsections (4) and (5). A legally sufficient demand and its occurrence remain predicates. C011. |
| (2) Demand note—no demand made | An action is barred if neither principal nor interest has been paid for a continuous ten-year period | This is not simply “ten years from execution.” It does not answer whether a later payment can undo an already completed bar. C011, C022. |
| (3) Unaccepted draft | Three years after dishonor or ten years after the draft date, whichever expires first | Except subsection (4). Dishonor and instrument classification must be established. C012. |
| (4) Certified check; teller’s, cashier’s, or traveler’s check | Three years after demand for payment against the specified acceptor or issuer | Actor and instrument definitions matter. C013. |
| (5) Certificate of deposit | Six years after demand | When it states a due date and payment need not be made earlier, the period begins when demand is effective and the due date has passed. C014. |
| (6) Accepted draft other than a certified check | Six years after the stated due date or dates; for demand payment, six years after acceptance | Does not use the ordinary demand-note trigger. C015. |
| (7) Instrument conversion, money had and received or like action, warranty breach, and other Article 3 obligations not otherwise covered | Three years after accrual | Subject to the stated other-law qualification for indemnity or contribution. That other law was not completed. C016. |
Category · Limitation and accrual · Exceptions, savings provisions, and scope · 5 data rows
| Category | Limitation and accrual | Exceptions, savings provisions, and scope |
|---|---|---|
| Sale of goods: § 28-2-725 | Four years after breach; ordinarily breach occurs regardless of the aggrieved party’s lack of knowledge | Original agreement may shorten the period to not less than one year, but not extend it. Warranty ordinarily breaches at tender; the express future-performance exception uses discovery when discovery must await that performance. C017. |
| Same, later action after termination | A qualifying subsequent action may be brought within six months after termination of the timely first action | Requires an available remedy by another action; excludes voluntary discontinuance and failure/neglect to prosecute. Tolling law is preserved. Pre-effective-date causes are excluded; the original Act’s effective-date clause was not recovered. |
| Goods lease: § 28-12-506 | Four years after accrual; default accrues at the later of default or discovery/constructive discovery of the act or omission underlying default or warranty breach | Original lease may shorten to not less than one year. This is a goods-lease category, not ordinary real-property rent. C018. |
| Same, indemnity | The reproduced text refers to discovery or constructive discovery and ends with “whichever is later” | The text does not clearly identify a second comparison event in that sentence. No event is supplied by inference; construction remains held. |
| Same, subsequent action | Six months after termination under the stated qualifying conditions | Same stated exclusions for voluntary discontinuance and failure/neglect to prosecute; tolling preserved; pre-effective-date causes excluded. |
Legal object · Reproduced provision · Period/trigger · 6 data rows
| Legal object | Reproduced provision | Period/trigger | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action upon a judgment or decree | § 5-215(1) | Eleven years, read with the general accrual framework | The provision is not an execution rule. It does not itself resolve every judgment-accrual or foreign-judgment issue. |
| Writ of execution | § 11-101 | Ten years after entry, or after the specified renewal order; subject to court stay and special support/restitution clauses | Not the same as the eleven-year action period. |
| Ordinary recorded judgment lien | § 10-1110 | Lien arises upon qualifying recording and ordinarily continues ten years from the judgment date | Recording is the lien-creation event; it is not automatically the event from which the duration is measured. Nonexempt real property, county, satisfaction, and stay qualifications matter. |
| Renewal | § 10-1111 | Unsatisfied judgment; motion and court order before the relevant lien expires; renewed lien ten years from renewal order | Renewal is not automatic. The order preserves stated original-date/priority consequences and restarts the § 5-215 action period. The precise motion-versus-order deadline construction is held. |
| Nonmoney judgments after ten years | § 11-105 | Court leave, motion, or the described supplemental-judgment procedure | Expressly not the general money-judgment extension rule. |
| Real-property mortgage foreclosure | § 5-214A | Five years from maturity of the secured debt or obligation; where no maturity is specified, the section uses the stated foreclosure-accrual relationship | Separate collateral remedy. It does not establish that expiration of a note action extinguishes a lien. |
Category · Material distinction found · Status · 6 data rows
| Category | Material distinction found | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Idaho child-support arrearages | § 5-245 uses judgment/renewal expiration and encompasses stated enforcement proceedings; §§ 10-1110 and 10-1111 contain support-specific lien and renewal provisions | P, partial. Full support law and interstate treatment remain outside scope. |
| Restitution orders | §§ 10-1110 and 11-101 contain twenty-year restitution-related provisions | P, partial. The incorporated § 19-5305 regime was not read; no restitution outcome follows. |
| Actions in the State’s name or for its benefit | § 5-225 generally subjects State actions to limitations, but § 5-216 expressly excludes the State-name/benefit branch from its written-contract bar | P. No universal “public debts never expire” or “all public debts use five years.” |
| Rejected claims against a county | § 5-221 uses six months after first rejection by the county commissioners | P. This is a claim against the county, not a county’s collection claim. Presentment prerequisites remain held. |
| Director/stockholder statutory liability, penalty, or forfeiture | § 5-237 supplies a special three-year discovery-based provision | P. Not an ordinary contract default. |
| Taxes, federal public debts, benefits recovery, special educational debt, probate claims, penalties and forfeitures outside the read provisions | Separate statutes may control | Held/excluded. No residual four- or five-year period is assigned. |
Mechanism · Required object/action in the text · Stated effect · 2 data rows
| Mechanism | Required object/action in the text | Stated effect | What is not established |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acknowledgment or promise | A writing signed by the party to be charged | Required evidentiary form for a new or continuing contract taking the case outside the chapter’s operation | Every signed communication is sufficient; an oral statement suffices; electronic-signature rules; conditional or disputed language’s effect |
| Payment | Payment of principal or interest | Equivalent to a duly signed written new promise to pay the remaining debt | Every transfer to any person is qualifying payment; payment allocation; third-party authority; unauthorized debit; returned payment; satisfaction/discharge consequences |
Question · Finding · Missing authority · 10 data rows
| Question | Finding | Missing authority |
|---|---|---|
| Oral acknowledgment alone | Does not satisfy the paragraph’s signed-writing route | Any separate doctrine or exception would require authority; none is supplied here |
| Unperformed offer to pay | Is not an actual payment; a signed document must instead be assessed under the acknowledgment/promise branch | Sufficiency of its wording and conditions |
| Payment during an unexpired period | The statutory equivalence applies to a qualifying principal/interest payment | The new promise’s exact accrual and the applicable period remain classification-dependent |
| Payment after expiration | Not expressly excluded by the paragraph | Post-bar construction, relationship to the particular limitation, and any special statutory displacement |
| Allocation among balances or obligations | Not specified | Allocation law, authority, and the object to which the payment legally applies |
| Payment by an agent or another person | Payment sentence does not state a complete agency rule | Authority, ratification, attribution, and whose obligation is affected |
| Electronic writing/signature | Not resolved by § 5-238 alone | Applicable electronic-record/signature statutes and any exclusions |
| Negotiable instrument | Article 3 has its own periods; § 28-1-103 preserves supplemental law unless displaced | Whether and how § 5-238 supplements or is displaced by § 28-3-118 |
| Effect on all installments or collateral | Not stated | Claim-specific construction; no universal whole-balance or lien revival |
| Discharge or satisfaction | Not equated with limitation expiration | Separate substantive discharge/satisfaction law |
Provision · Source-stated rule · Material limitation · 9 data rows
| Provision | Source-stated rule | Material limitation |
|---|---|---|
| § 5-229—absence | If the person against whom the claim accrues is outside Idaho, the section uses return as the starting relationship; subsequent absence is excluded from the limitation time | Serviceability, constitutional limits, residence, and application to a particular absent defendant require construction. Do not treat absence as automatically dispositive. |
| § 5-230—claimant disability | Disability must exist when the claim accrues; the specified minority or mental-incapacity categories exclude time, subject to the section’s broad six-year cap and § 5-213 exception | It concerns the person entitled to sue, not automatically the debtor. The cap’s interaction with other statutes and federal law is not adjudicated. |
| § 5-235 | Disability must exist at accrual to be used under the referenced disability provisions | A later disability does not satisfy this textual requirement. |
| § 5-236 | Coexisting disabilities are addressed together until all are removed | Read with § 5-230’s qualifications; no stacking calculation supplied. |
| § 5-213 | Separate real-property disability provision, including its twenty-year outer relationship | Read only because § 5-230 expressly incorporates it; not an ordinary debt extension. |
| § 5-234—stay | Time during which commencement is stayed by injunction or statutory prohibition is excluded | Ordinary negotiation, a demand, or a voluntary collection pause is not identified as this trigger. |
| § 5-233—reversal saving rule | Timely action, plaintiff’s judgment reversed on appeal, and a new action within one year after reversal | Not a general savings period after every dismissal or service failure. |
| § 5-239—foreign accrual/bar | A claim arising elsewhere and barred there cannot be maintained in Idaho, subject to the Idaho-citizen-and-holder-from-accrual exception | Not a complete choice-of-law rule or an automatic “shortest period always wins” instruction. |
| § 5-232—war-related disability | The stated wartime disability period for the described alien claimant is excluded | No actual nationality, war status, or application is determined. |
Exclusion branch read · Exact limitation material to this pass · 9 data rows
| Exclusion branch read | Exact limitation material to this pass |
|---|---|
| Creditor’s officer or employee | Acting in the creditor’s name |
| Common ownership/affiliation | Collection only for the related persons and debt collection not the principal business |
| Government officer/employee | Collection in official duties |
| Process service | Activity confined to serving legal process |
| Nonprofit credit counseling | Consumer-requested, bona fide counseling with the described payment/distribution activity |
| Specified collection incidental to another role | Bona fide fiduciary/escrow activity, originated debt, debt not in default when obtained, or the stated secured-party commercial-credit arrangement |
| Private bad-check program | Only the conditional statutory program in § 1692p, not every contractor or check-collection activity |
| Security-interest enforcement | The expanded definition is limited to the specified nonjudicial-action provision; it does not automatically bring every security enforcer within § 1006.26 |
| Regulation-level exclusions/exemptions | The § 5519 motor-vehicle-dealer scope provision and any valid state-class exemption require their own elements |
Clock or legal effect · Treatment here · 7 data rows
| Clock or legal effect | Treatment here |
|---|---|
| Idaho suit limitation | Analyzed by statutory category, accrual, and qualifications |
| Federal suit/threat prohibition | Conditional conduct restriction once the applicable claim is time-barred |
| Federal credit-reporting obsolescence | Not calculated or researched as a substitute limitation period |
| Bankruptcy discharge | Not equated with time-barred status |
| Bankruptcy claim allowance or extension | Not decided; unread § 108 dependency held |
| Judgment action, execution, lien, renewal | Separate provisions and version predicates |
| Collateral enforcement/extinguishment | Separate remedy; no automatic extinction conclusion |
Literal official URL · Actual observation · Evidentiary effect · 5 data rows
| Literal official URL | Actual observation | Evidentiary effect |
|---|---|---|
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2/ | Restricted fetch | No official chapter body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2/SECT5-238/ | Inaccessible | No official acknowledgment/payment body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/Title28/T28CH3/SECT28-3-118/ | Restricted fetch | No official negotiable-instrument body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/statutesrules/idstat/Title5/T5CH2.pdf | Materially different ordinary PDF route; restricted | No chapter PDF body read |
| https://legislature.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/statutesrules/idstat/Title10/T10CH11.pdf | Materially different ordinary PDF route; inaccessible | No official judgment chapter body read |
Section and literal URL · Relevant pinpoint/read scope · Displayed history or application limit · 27 data rows
| Section and literal URL | Relevant pinpoint/read scope | Displayed history or application limit |
|---|---|---|
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-201/ | Complete general accrual/special-statute clause | C.C.P.1881 §141 and later recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-213/ | Complete; used only for §230’s real-property exception | Latest displayed amendment: 2006 ch.158 §7 p.476 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-214/ | Complete scope provision | C.C.P.1881 §154 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-214a/ | Complete mortgage-foreclosure provision | Added1951 ch.254 §1 p.552; amended1999 ch.112 §1 p.340 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-215/ | Complete judgment/mesne-profits section | Latest displayed amendment2015 ch.278 §3 p.1137; transition not stated in section body |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-216/ | Complete written-instrument period and State exception | Latest displayed amendment1939 ch.244 §1 p.590 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-217/ | Complete unwritten-liability provision | C.C.P.1881 §157 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-218/ | Complete (1)–(4), including discovery qualifications | Latest displayed amendment1974 ch.41 §2 p.1603 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-221/ | Complete rejected-county-claim provision | C.C.P.1881 §161 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-222/ | Complete reciprocal-account accrual provision | C.C.P.1881 §162 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-223/ | Complete deposit-demand provision | C.C.P.1881 §163 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-224/ | Complete residual period | C.C.P.1881 §164 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-225/ | Complete State-actions provision | C.C.P.1881 §165 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-228/ | Complete filing/commencement provision | C.C.P.1881 §168 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-228a/ | Complete clerk-closure provision | Added2004 ch.321 §1 p.905 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-229/ | Complete absence provision | C.C.P.1881 §169 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-230/ | Complete disability and cap provision | Amendments1976 ch.276 §1 p.950;1985 ch.74 §1 p.149;1993 ch.120 §1 p.309 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-232/ | Complete war-disability provision | C.C.P.1881 §172 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-233/ | Complete appellate-reversal saving provision | C.C.P.1881 §173 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-234/ | Complete injunction/statutory-stay provision | C.C.P.1881 §174 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-235/ | Complete disability-at-accrual provision | C.C.P.1881 §175 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-236/ | Complete coexisting-disabilities provision | C.C.P.1881 §176 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-237/ | Complete director/stockholder liability provision | C.C.P.1881 §177 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-238/ | Complete acknowledgment/payment provision | C.C.P.1881 §178; amendment1923 ch.49 §1 p.57 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-239/ | Complete foreign-accrual/bar provision | C.C.P.1881 §179 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-240/ | Complete definition of action for chapter purposes | C.C.P.1881 §181 and recodifications |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-5/chapter-2/section-5-245/ | Complete child-support enforcement provision | Latest displayed amendment2011 ch.104 §1 p.267 |
Literal URL · Pinpoint/read extent · Source history/limit · 8 data rows
| Literal URL | Pinpoint/read extent | Source history/limit |
|---|---|---|
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-102/ | Complete scope/exclusions/conflict provisions | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1021 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-103/ | Complete paragraph(1); cross-reference lists and general-definition incorporation inspected | Latest displayed amendment2004 ch.43 §31 p.153; cross-referenced bodies not all read |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-104/ | Complete (1)–(11) | Latest displayed amendment2002 ch.121 §2 p.340 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-106/ | Complete unconditional-promise/order qualifications | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1024 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-108/ | Complete demand/definite-time provision | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1024 |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-109/ | Complete bearer/order provision | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1025; endorsement incorporation not completed |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-1/section-28-3-118/ | Complete (1)–(7) | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1028; original effective/application chain unread |
| https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-3/part-2/section-28-3-203/ | Complete transfer provision | Added1993 ch.288 §2 p.1029; not a new-accrual provision |
Source ID · Issuer/publication and literal URLs · Actual read · 9 data rows
| Source ID | Issuer/publication and literal URLs | Actual read | Version/effective/application limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_ID-P6-S004 | Justia2025, Article2: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-1/section-28-2-102/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-1/section-28-2-105/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-1/section-28-2-106/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-2/part-7/section-28-2-725/ | Complete listed bodies; relevant goods, sale, scope, limitation and savings paragraphs | Secondary; displayed1967 ch.161 enactment credits. §725 excludes pre-effective causes; original effective clause not read |
| S_ID-P6-S005 | Justia2025, Article12: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-12/part-1/section-28-12-102/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-12/part-1/section-28-12-103/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-12/part-5/section-28-12-506/ | Complete§102 and§506; selected necessary§103definitions, especially(1)(h)–(l),(n),(p),(4) | Added1993 ch.287;§103 latest displayed2012 ch.145 §21 p.412. Not a full finance-lease or security-interest classification |
| S_ID-P6-S006 | Justia2025, §28-1-103: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-28/chapter-1/part-1/section-28-1-103/ | Complete(a)–(b) | Supplemental law unless displaced; revised/redesignated2004 ch.43 §5 p.138. Does not decide§5-238 displacement |
| S_ID-P6-S007 | Justia2025, judgment liens/renewal: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1110/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-10/chapter-11/section-10-1111/ | Complete both sections | §1110 displayed2015 amendments ch.139§1p.343 andch.278§4p.1138;§1111 through2018ch.284§1p.672; original later enactments not read |
| S_ID-P6-S008 | Justia2025, execution: https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-11/chapter-1/section-11-101/ https://law.justia.com/codes/idaho/title-11/chapter-1/section-11-105/ | Complete both sections | §101 latest displayed2019ch.175§1p.567;§105 latest2015ch.278§2p.1137 |
| S_ID-P6-S009 | Idaho legislative bill, mirrored by LegiScan: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/S1069/id/1188343/Idaho-2015-S1069-Engrossed.pdf History locator: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1069/2015 | Complete three-page bill parsed and visually inspected; relied on§§1–4,6; printedpp.1–3/PDFindices0–2 | “As Amended, As Amended, As Amended in the House.” §6 states7-1-2015 effective/application boundary. Secondary history reports2015ch.278; official final session-law authentication held |
| S_ID-P6-S010 | Idaho legislative bill, mirrored by LegiScan: https://legiscan.com/ID/text/S1362/id/1351171/Idaho-2016-S1362-Introduced.pdf History locator: https://legiscan.com/ID/bill/S1362/2016 | Complete one-page text and pixels, printedp.1/index0 | Introduced version;§2 emergency/approval and retroactive7-1-2015 language. Secondary history reports2016ch.269. Not authenticated final session-law text |
| S_ID-P6-S011 | Idaho Courts, generic renewal instructions: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/docs/forms/CAO_Cv_Inst_10-2.pdf | Generic timing paragraphs, one page/index0, visually inspected | Printed08/01/2018. Guidance only. Embedded illustrative caption not used or reproduced |
| S_ID-P6-S012 | Idaho Supreme Court, Idaho Rules of Civil Procedure: https://isc.idaho.gov/rules-procedure/ircp | Complete materially relied-on Rule1, Rule2.2(a)–(c), Rule3; selected complete Rule4(b)(2), Rule8(c), Rule9(h) | Official current-published HTML. Rule2.2 footer states adoption3-1-2016/effective7-1-2016 and amendment/effective9-9-2016. Linked original orders not opened; no claim of reading all rules |
Source ID · Issuer/title and literal URLs · Actual read and pinpoint · 9 data rows
| Source ID | Issuer/title and literal URLs | Actual read and pinpoint | Currency, history, and limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_ID-P6-S013 | CFPB/eCFR, RegulationF: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/1/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/2/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/18/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/26/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/104/ https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/regulations/1006/108/ https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-12/chapter-X/part-1006/subpart-B/section-1006.26 | Complete§26; necessary definitions and all collector exclusions; complete relevant§18false-status/transfer/threat clauses;§§1,104,108 | CFPB official generic text. eCFR authoritative but unofficial, displayed current through10-26-2026; Title12last amended10-23-2026. Title-wide date is not§26’s effective date. AppendixAprocedure not read |
| S_ID-P6-S014 | OLRC, FDCPA: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-120/t15/s1692a/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-121/t15/s1692e/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-121/t15/s1692p/ | Complete§1692a; selected§1692eintro,(2)(A),(5),(6); complete§1692p | §1692a throughPL119-120,10-7-2026; others throughPL119-121,10-9-2026. FDCPA source1977PL95-109; source notes and displayed amendments read, not all original acts |
| S_ID-P6-S015 | OLRC,12USC5519: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-121/t12/s5519/ | Complete(a)–(f), source/effective note | ThroughPL119-121,10-9-2026. PL111-203§1029,7-21-2010,124Stat2004. Designated-transfer-date incorporation and vehicle-definition cross-references not completed |
| S_ID-P6-S016 | CFPB, December2020RegulationF final rule: https://files.consumerfinance.gov/f/documents/cfpb_debt-collection_final-rule_2020-12.pdf Published rendition: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/01/19/2020-28422/debt-collection-practices-regulation-f | Selected generic discussion and adopted§26; printedpp.1,37,42,60,322/PDFindices0,36,41,59,321 visually inspected | Final rule; effective11-30-2021; published1-19-2021,86FR5766, operative§26at86FR5854. Not all354pages read; cited cases not investigated |
| S_ID-P6-S017 | CFPB/OFR, withdrawal of proposed effective-date delay: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-09-01/pdf/2021-18799.pdf | Complete one-page notice; printed48918/index0, visually inspected | Published9-1-2021; withdrawal of proposal, not a new final delay |
| S_ID-P6-S018 | OLRC, SCRA: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t50/s3911/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t50/s3912/ https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t50/s3936/ | Complete bodies; relied on military-service/period definitions, jurisdiction, and§3936(a)–(c); source/application notes | ThroughPL119-134,10-20-2026. Current framework addedPL108-189,12-19-2003; note references cases not final before that date. Original§3application clause not independently read |
| S_ID-P6-S019 | OLRC,10USC101: https://uscode.house.gov/us/usc/119-134/t10/s101/ | Selected complete(a)(4)–(5),(d)(1), and necessary(e)(4)definition text | ThroughPL119-134,10-20-2026. Not completeTitle10or all amendment notes;32USC502(f)unread |
| S_ID-P6-S020 | Federal failed-route record | Exact routes in Section12 | Failure record, not substantive authority |
| S_ID-P6-S021 | Other discovery/inaccessible-source record | Exact routes in Section12 | No legal conclusion based on missing page or search snippet |
Claim ID · Precise assertion · Sources/pinpoints · 59 data rows
| Claim ID | Precise assertion | Sources/pinpoints | Conditions/currentness/confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_ID-P6-C001 | Official Idaho statute bodies were not recovered through the specified fresh routes. | S001 | H; access observation certain |
| C002 | §5-201’s special-statute qualification prevents universal use of a general contract period. | S002§§5-201,214 | P; high textual confidence |
| C003 | Written-instrument actions use the reproduced five-year provision, with express State-name/benefit exception. | S002§5-216 | P; special statutes and accrual remain material |
| C004 | Unwritten liability uses the reproduced four-year provision. | S002§5-217 | P; category not determined by marketing/account label |
| C005 | §5-222requires reciprocal demands and supplies last-item accrual, not its own period. | S002§5-222 | P; ordinary open-account classification held |
| C006 | Deposit recovery under§5-223uses authorized demand as its commencement relationship. | S002§5-223 | P; not all demand debt |
| C007 | §5-218contains distinct three-year statutory-liability/fraud branches and limited discovery rules. | S002§5-218(1),(4) | P; no general contract-discovery rule |
| C008 | §5-224’s four-year period is residual only. | S002§5-224 | P |
| C009 | Article3periods require the instrument and actor predicates; some incorporations remain unread. | S003§§102–109 | P/H |
| C010 | Definite-time notes use six years from due dates or accelerated due date, subject to§118(5). | S003§118(1) | P; acceleration validity held |
| C011 | Demand notes distinguish six years after demand from the no-demand continuous-ten-year nonpayment condition. | S003§118(2) | P; post-bar payment effect held |
| C012 | Unaccepted drafts use the earlier of the stated three- and ten-year limits. | S003§118(3) | P; subsection4exception |
| C013 | Specified bank-check obligations use three years after demand. | S003§118(4) | P; exact instrument/actor required |
| C014 | Certificates of deposit use the demand and stated-due-date conditions in§118(5). | S003§118(5) | P |
| C015 | Accepted drafts other than certified checks use six years from due dates or acceptance for demand payment. | S003§118(6) | P |
| C016 | Other listed Article3claims use three years from accrual, subject to indemnity/contribution law. | S003§118(7) | P/H |
| C017 | Goods-sale claims have the four-year, shortening, warranty, and six-month savings structure stated in§725. | S004§725(1)–(4) | P; original effective/application clause held |
| C018 | Goods-lease claims have their distinct four-year/default-discovery structure; indemnity wording remains unresolved. | S005§506 | P/H |
| C019 | General contract periods do not themselves establish every execution/default/installment/acceleration accrual event. | S002§§201,216–217; S003§118 | H as to construction |
| C020 | §5-238requires a signed writing for its acknowledgment/promise evidentiary route. | S002§5-238firstclause | P |
| C021 | Qualifying principal/interest payment is given the stated equivalence to a signed new promise for the residue. | S002§5-238secondclause | P |
| C022 | The text has no express pre-expiration-only limitation, but complete post-bar effects are not resolved. | S002§5-238 | P/H |
| C023 | Allocation, agency, electronic form, conditional wording, and whole-balance effects are not supplied by that paragraph. | S002§5-238 | H; no automatic-contact reset |
| C024 | Transfer is distinct from a debtor’s new promise/payment and is not identified in the read text as a new due date. | S003§203; S002§238 | P; bounded negative finding |
| C025 | §28-1-103preserves supplementary law unless displaced; it does not decide§238’s Article3interaction. | S006 | P/H |
| C026 | An action upon a judgment is separately addressed by the eleven-year provision. | S002§5-215 | P; version/accrual qualifications |
| C027 | Ordinary execution has a separate ten-year entry/renewal rule. | S008§11-101 | P; support/restitution exceptions |
| C028 | Recording creates the described lien; ordinary duration is measured from judgment, not automatically recording. | S007§10-1110 | P |
| C029 | Renewal requires the stated unsatisfied-judgment/court-order conditions and restarts§5-215. | S007§10-1111 | P; motion/order construction held |
| C030 | The2015transition and subsequent renewal amendments prevent indiscriminate application of new periods. | S009–S011; S007history | Historical evidence partial; final official chain held |
| C031 | Foreclosure has a separate five-year maturity provision; note limitation is not lien extinction. | S002§5-214A | P/H |
| C032 | Child-support enforcement has distinct judgment/lien/renewal provisions. | S002§5-245; S007 | P; full support regime excluded |
| C033 | Restitution-related twenty-year provisions are special, with an unread incorporated regime. | S007§10-1110; S008§11-101 | P/H |
| C034 | State actions and rejected county claims require their express qualifications, not a universal public-debt rule. | S002§§216,221,225 | P |
| C035 | §5-229states absence-based timing but does not resolve serviceability/constitutional application. | S002§5-229 | P/H |
| C036 | Claimant disability, accrual timing, coexisting disability, and the six-year cap must be read together. | S002§§213,230,235–236 | P/H; no federal override inferred |
| C037 | §5-234concerns legally stayed commencement, not every voluntary collection pause. | S002§5-234 | P |
| C038 | §5-233’s one-year saving rule concerns reversal of a plaintiff’s judgment, not all dismissals. | S002§5-233 | P |
| C039 | §5-239requires foreign accrual/bar and preserves its specified citizenship/continuous-holding exception. | S002§5-239 | P/H; not full choice-of-law law |
| C040 | §5-232has a distinct wartime-disability branch. | S002§5-232 | P; no actual application |
| C041 | Filing/commencement and service are distinct procedural events. | S002§5-228; S012Rules3–4 | O/P |
| C042 | Rule2.2and§5-228Aprovide bounded counting/closure rules, not a universal computed deadline. | S012Rule2.2; S002§5-228A | O/P/H |
| C043 | Rule4’s182-dayservice mechanism is not a limitation period or automatic savings statute. | S012Rule4(b)(2) | O |
| C044 | Idaho rules separately identify limitation and bankruptcy-discharge defenses. | S012Rules8(c),9(h) | O; no actual pleading/outcome |
| C045 | SCRA§3936excludes qualifying military-service time, with a separate redemption branch and IRC exception. | S018§3936(a)–(c) | O; service predicates required |
| C046 | SCRAservice status and period depend on its definitions; specified incorporations remain held. | S018§§3911–3912; S019 | O/H |
| C047 | RegulationF/FDCPAconsumer-debt and collector predicates must be met. | S013§§1–2; S014§1692a | O |
| C048 | Collector exclusions, dealer scope, and state-class exemptions are conditional, not label-based. | S013§§2,108; S014§1692p; S015 | O/H |
| C049 | §1006.26prohibits covered suits/threats on time-barred debt without an operative knowledge qualifier. | S013§26 | O |
| C050 | Bankruptcy proofs of claim are excepted from that paragraph, not universally approved. | S013§26(b) | O; bankruptcy merits held |
| C051 | Time-barred analysis is claim/remedy-specific. | S016printedp.42/index41 | O; Idaho construction still required |
| C052 | False statements that transfer removes defenses are separately prohibited. | S013§18; S014§1692e(6) | O |
| C053 | Proposed§26(c)revival disclosures were not finalized; no universal requirement is inferred from the proposal. | S016pp.37,60/indices36,59 | O historical rule record |
| C054 | The final rule’s stated effective date is11-30-2021; proposed delay was withdrawn. | S016p.1; S017p.48918 | O |
| C055 | Suit limitation, reporting, discharge, judgment enforcement, and collateral rights are separate legal questions. | S012–S018andbounded scope | No unexamined regime decided |
| C056 | No actual debt, filing result, party status, or legal permission is established. | Scope/read record | Certain |
| C057 | §5-237contains a special director/stockholder discovery-based branch. | S002§5-237 | P |
| C058 | Unread tax, probate, penalty, public-program, and other special regimes remain held rather than defaulted. | §5-201special-statute rule; coverage record | H |
| C059 | Official federal publication currency and Idaho secondary currency are not access dates or amendment-effective dates. | Source registers | High source-status confidence |
Quantity/period · Reference event or legal object · Boundary/exception/counting status · 48 data rows
| Quantity/period | Reference event or legal object | Boundary/exception/counting status |
|---|---|---|
| Five years—§5-216 | Accrued written-instrument action | State exception and special statutes; execution date not assumed |
| Four years—§5-217 | Accrued unwritten liability | Classification and accrual construction required |
| Three years—§5-218 | Specified statutory liability or fraud/mistake | Discovery only where stated |
| Four years—§5-224 | Residual accrued action | Only if no other provision applies |
| Last proved item—§5-222 | Reciprocal mutual/open/current account | No independent year count |
| Demand—§5-223 | Specified deposit recovery | Authorized demand; no period supplied there |
| Six years—§28-3-118(1) | Note due date(s) or accelerated due date | Certificate-of-deposit exception; acceleration validity held |
| Six years—§118(2) | Demand-note demand | Exceptions(4),(5) |
| Continuous ten years—§118(2) | Neither principal nor interest paid; no demand | Inclusive boundary/application and later-payment effect not adjudicated |
| Three/ten years—§118(3) | Dishonor/draft date | Earlier expiration controls |
| Three years—§118(4) | Demand on specified bank-check actor | Instrument/actor classification required |
| Six years—§118(5) | CD demand, with stated-due-date condition | Both conditions must be respected |
| Six years—§118(6) | Accepted-draft due date(s), or acceptance for demand draft | Not the demand-note rule |
| Three years—§118(7) | Accrual of listed Article3claim | Other indemnity/contribution law may govern |
| Four years; one-year minimum—§28-2-725 | Goods-sale breach; original contractual shortening | No contractual extension under that section |
| Tender/future-performance discovery—§725 | Warranty breach | Explicit future-performance exception only |
| Six months—§725(3) | Termination of qualifying timely action | No voluntary discontinuance or failure/neglect to prosecute |
| Four years; one-year minimum—§28-12-506 | Goods-lease default | Original-lease shortening; lease classification |
| Later of default or discovery—§506(2) | Default/warranty act or omission | Indemnity comparison wording separately held |
| Six months—§506(3) | Qualifying first-action termination | Same stated exclusions; no general savings rule |
| Eleven years—§5-215 | Action upon judgment | Version and accrual predicates; renewal can restart |
| Ten years—§11-101 | Judgment entry or specified renewal order | Stay/support/restitution qualifications |
| Ten years—§10-1110 | Ordinary lien duration from judgment date | Lien creation depends on recording; satisfaction/stay qualifications |
| Before lien expiration—§10-1111 | Renewal process | Unsatisfied judgment; court order; no automatic renewal |
| Ten years—renewed lien | Renewal-order date | Original priority/date consequences separately stated |
| July1,2015 | Judgment-amendment application boundary | Historical bill text; not a hypothetical event |
| Five years—§5-214A | Secured obligation’s maturity | No stated maturity uses statutory relationship to foreclosure accrual |
| Twenty years—restitution branch | Specified judgment/order reference event | Incorporated restitution regime unread |
| Support lien’s ten-year branch | Death/emancipation of last child described by statute | Renewal/satisfaction/stay; full support regime not completed |
| Six months—§5-221 | First county-claim rejection | Claim-presentment predicates held |
| Three years—§5-237 | Discovery of specified director/stockholder liability facts | Special category only |
| Six-year cap language—§5-230 | Enumerated disability/absence/other-cause tolling | §5-213exception; no universal application to federal law |
| Twenty-year boundary—§5-213 | Real-property disability cessation/death relationship | Not ordinary debt tolling |
| One year—§5-233 | Reversal of plaintiff’s judgment | Timely first action and specified reversal predicate |
| Stay duration—§5-234 | Injunction/statutory prohibition on commencement | No voluntary negotiation assumption |
| Foreign bar—§5-239 | Origin jurisdiction’s limitation | Citizenship and holding-from-accrual exception |
| Principal/interest payment—§5-238 | Qualifying payment | No minimum amount stated; attribution/allocation/post-bar effects held |
| Signed acknowledgment/promise—§5-238 | Signed writing of party charged | Sufficiency and new-promise accrual not automatically established |
| 182days;14days—Rule4 | Service after commencement; notice before specified dismissal | Good-cause mechanism; not limitation extension |
| Three days—Rule2.2(c) | Act required after service by mail | Not added to every claim period |
| Trigger-day exclusion/last-day inclusion—Rule2.2(a) | Covered rules/orders/statutes without own method | Weekend/holiday and inaccessibility qualifications; no universal forum assumption |
| Clerk reopening—§5-228A | Specified last-day emergency closure | First full reopened business day relationship; actual event unknown |
| Military-service period—50USC3936 | Qualifying service interval | IRC exception; definitions/incorporations required |
| More than30consecutive days—Guard definition | Specific federal activation branch | 32USC502(f)dependency held; no actual status determination |
| Thirty-day dispute opportunity—§1692p | Conditional bad-check-program notice procedure | Exclusion analysis only; not a debt limitation |
| November30,2021 | RegulationF final-rule effective date | Proposed delay withdrawn; not a consumer claim accrual date |
| October7/9/20/26,2026 | Respective federal publication currency snapshots | Not new legal effective dates |
| Unknown events | Execution, breach, maturity, demand, dishonor, acceptance, acceleration, payment, signature, assignment, accrual, service, stay, disability, judgment, renewal, recording | None is supplied, inferred, or calculated for an actual or invented obligation |
Branch · Predicate required · Supported consequence · 26 data rows
| Branch | Predicate required | Supported consequence | Adverse inference expressly not made | Exact remaining generic inquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B01—written contract | Legally founded on a written instrument; no controlling special statute | Provisional§5-216period | Every signed document uses five years | Official text; generic classification construction |
| B02—unwritten liability | Liability not founded on writing | Provisional§5-217period | Missing signature automatically makes every claim oral | Generic documentary/classification law |
| B03—ordinary installments | Separate payment obligations and legally established breach/accrual | Period applied only after accrual is established | Last payment or first missed installment controls everything | Generic judicial construction remains held |
| B04—acceleration | Legally effective acceleration under applicable law | Article3uses accelerated due date where applicable | Default, charge-off, or demand automatically accelerates | Generic acceleration/election/notice construction |
| B05—negotiable instrument | Complete Article3definition and actor predicates | Relevant§118branch | All promissory notes negotiable; any holder entitled to enforce | Official definitions;§301; unread incorporations |
| B06—demand note | Demand status and whether demand occurred | Six-year demand or ten-year nonpayment branch | Execution date universally starts clock | Generic legally sufficient demand and post-bar construction |
| B07—reciprocal account | Mutual/open/current account and reciprocal demands | Last proved item accrual | Every revolving account is reciprocal | Generic reciprocity/account-stated construction |
| B08—goods sale | Article2goods transaction, not security-only arrangement | §725structure | Service debts or loans use goods period | Official scope/application chain |
| B09—goods lease | Lease of goods rather than sale/security/realty lease | §506structure | All rent claims have discovery accrual | Security/lease incorporation; indemnity wording |
| B10—signed acknowledgment | Writing, signature, party charged, legally sufficient acknowledgment/promise | §238evidentiary route | Any conversation, dispute, or signed document revives | Generic sufficiency/conditional-language law |
| B11—part-payment | Actual legally attributable principal/interest payment | Statutory new-promise equivalence | Any account movement or unperformed offer qualifies | Allocation, authority, returned-payment rules |
| B12—expired period | Applicable original period actually expired | Text does not expressly exclude this timing | Every later payment necessarily revives all remedies | Generic post-bar construction and special-statute interaction |
| B13—electronic form | Applicable writing/signature law | No conclusion from§238alone | Any click or message is sufficient | Electronic-record/signature statutes and exclusions |
| B14—UCC supplementation | No displacement by particular UCC rule | §28-1-103allows supplemental law | §238automatically overrides§118 | Generic displacement construction |
| B15—assignment | Transfer of an existing right | Transfer distinguished from new promise | Sale creates new accrual or removes defenses | Generic assignment/choice-of-law construction only if needed |
| B16—judgment version | Relevant issue/entry/renewal date and applicable enactment | Separate action/execution/lien rules | New periods apply to every historic judgment | Official2015–2019enactment/application chain |
| B17—renewal | Unsatisfied judgment, applicable lien, timely court process | Statutory renewed-order consequences | Motion alone necessarily preserves all rights | Generic motion-versus-order deadline construction |
| B18—collateral | Separate enforceable security right and foreclosure category | Separate§5-214Aanalysis | Personal-action bar extinguishes lien | Full collateral law remains excluded |
| B19—absence/disability | Statutory actor and timing predicates | Exclusion/cap rules read together | Debtor minority or any absence always tolls | Generic construction and official current text |
| B20—foreign claim | Foreign accrual, foreign bar, exception facts | §5-239branch | Shortest-period rule or contract choice alone decides | Generic borrowing/choice-of-law construction |
| B21—stay/savings | Exact statutory stay or qualifying prior action | Specific exclusion/saving period | Every negotiation or dismissal grants extra time | Generic cross-reference only; bankruptcy§108held |
| B22—military service | Qualifying service and proceedings | §3936exclusion | Any military connection or Guard duty qualifies | 32USC502(f), original application clause as needed |
| B23—federal collector coverage | Consumer debt, covered collector, no applicable exclusion | §1006.26conduct prohibition | All creditors, commercial debts, or security enforcers covered | Unread incorporated definitions/exemptions |
| B24—time-barred claim | Correct applicable law, accrual, tolling, revival and version | No covered suit/threat on that claim | All remedies/reporting/discharge outcomes are identical | Claim-specific generic law, not actual filing assessment |
| B25—special/public liability | Statutory category identified | Special provision controls where applicable | Residual four/five-year default for taxes/support/public claims | Separate generic sector statutes |
| B26—source currency | Readable official current text/enactment chain | Only exact recovered source gap closes | Search miss proves no amendment | Official publication recovery, without bypass |
Field · Entry · 37 data rows
| Field | Entry |
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| Statutory category | |
| Governing jurisdiction | |
| Official source and edition | |
| Effective/application provision | |
| General period | |
| Special-statute provision | |
| Accrual rule | |
| Required reference event | |
| Installment treatment | |
| Acceleration authority | |
| Demand requirement | |
| Account reciprocity requirement | |
| Negotiable-instrument predicate | |
| Borrowing/choice-of-law provision | |
| Absence provision | |
| Disability provision | |
| Statutory/injunction stay | |
| Federal tolling provision | |
| Saving provision | |
| Written acknowledgment requirement | |
| New-promise requirement | |
| Part-payment requirement | |
| Allocation/authority rule | |
| Expired-period treatment | |
| Electronic-record dependency | |
| Assignment effect | |
| Judgment-action provision | |
| Execution provision | |
| Lien provision | |
| Renewal provision | |
| Collateral distinction | |
| Federal collector predicate | |
| Time-barred-conduct provision | |
| Counting rule and scope | |
| Unread incorporation | |
| Missing official authentication | |
| Review status |
Research route · Actual scope/result · 10 data rows
| Research route | Actual scope/result |
|---|---|
| Official Idaho limitation and UCC statute routes | Fresh topic-specific attempts, followed by materially different ordinary chapter-PDF routes; bodies not recovered |
| Generic Idaho statutory searches | Located 2025 reproductions and section histories; snippets used only to locate bodies |
| Chapter2index | Read for navigation; omission of a section was not treated as repeal |
| Generic judgment-amendment searches | Located2015/2016bill copies and official generic court guidance |
| Official Idaho court rules | Read the specified rules directly; did not follow API-hosted amendment-order links |
| Official federal statute searches | Recovered OLRC pages through ordinary public search/navigation after legacy route failures |
| CFPB/eCFR | Read current generic definitions, scope, prohibited conduct, and time-barred rule |
| Federal adoption/effectiveness | Read selected final-rule passages and the complete withdrawal notice |
| Named opinions or parties | Not searched as research targets, opened, or relied on; incidental names in legal-source footnotes/search output were not investigated |
| Commercial charts and commentary | Discovery only; not legal authority |
Literal route · Result and retained limit · 9 data rows
Document · Parsed text read · Pages visually inspected · 5 data rows
| Document | Parsed text read | Pages visually inspected |
|---|---|---|
| 2015S1069mirror | Complete3pages | Printed1–3; indices0–2 |
| 2016S1362mirror | Complete1page | Printed1; index0 |
| Idaho court renewal guidance | Selected generic timing paragraphs | One page/index0; embedded caption not used |
| CFPB354-page final rule | Selected generic time-barred discussion, effective date, adopted§26 | Printed1,37,42,60,322; indices0,36,41,59,321 |
| 2021delay-withdrawal notice | Complete1page | Printed48918; index0 |
Requested question/subquestion · Disposition · Claim/source/branch links · 39 data rows
| Requested question/subquestion | Disposition | Claim/source/branch links | Missing evidence or exact next generic inquiry |
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| 1—current official Idaho bodies | Unresolved | C001; S001; B26 | Readable official statutes and relevant amendment chains |
| Written contract | Provisionally answered | C003; S002§216; B01 | Official-current text and category construction |
| Oral/unwritten liability | Provisionally answered | C004; S002§217; B02 | Same |
| Open/mutual/current account | Provisionally answered with reciprocity boundary | C005; S002§222; B07 | Generic account classification |
| Promissory note/negotiable instrument | Provisionally answered by complete limitation branches | C009–C016; S003; B05–B06 | §301and unread incorporations; official text |
| Installments/acceleration | Express UCC branch answered; ordinary construction held | C010,C019; B03–B04 | Generic judicial construction, excluded here |
| Judgment/decree | Provisionally answered with separate clocks | C026–C030; S002,S007–S011; B16–B17 | Official enactment/application chain |
| Other material debt categories | Goods/deposit/lease/statutory branches addressed | C006–C008,C017–C018 | Scope/incorporations and application history |
| Special taxes/support/public debts | Boundaries identified, not completed | C032–C034,C057–C058; B25 | Separate sector statutes |
| Suit limitation versus extinction/reporting/discharge/collateral | Distinguished | C031,C044,C055 | Full substantive extinction, reporting, bankruptcy and collateral regimes excluded |
| 2—generic accrual | Partially answered | C002,C005–C019 | Ordinary-contract construction held |
| Execution/maturity/default/demand | Distinguished | Category matrices; B03–B06 | Legally sufficient events and classification |
| Each installment/acceleration | UCC textual relations only | C010,C019 | Ordinary and acceleration-validity construction |
| Last account item | Answered conditionally | C005 | Reciprocity and applicable period |
| Discovery | Specific statutory branches identified | C007,C017–C018,C057 | No universal discovery rule |
| Borrowing/choice of law | Borrowing text read; wider law held | C039; B20 | Claim origin and generic conflicts construction |
| Absence/disability | Complete relevant text read provisionally | C035–C036; B19 | Serviceability/constitutional interaction; incorporated age/status law |
| Service/commencement/counting | Official rules and provisional statutes distinguished | C041–C044 | No actual deadline or universal forum rule |
| Other tolling/savings | Specific branches addressed | C037–C040,C045–C046 | Probate, bankruptcy§108and other special rules held |
| 3—acknowledgment/new promise | Complete§238read provisionally | C020; B10 | Sufficiency/conditional/electronic construction |
| Part-payment | Statutory effect identified | C021; B11 | Attribution, allocation, validity |
| Expired/unexpired | Textual boundary identified; outcome held | C022; B12 | Generic post-bar construction |
| Oral statement/unperformed offer | Distinguished from statutory payment/writing routes | C020–C023 | Any independent doctrine would need authority |
| Assignment/debt sale | Distinguished | C024,C052; B15 | No transfer-only reset authority found |
| UCC carveout/displacement | Held expressly | C025; B14 | Generic interaction of§238and§118 |
| Remedy limitation versus discharge | Distinguished | C044,C055 | Full discharge/extinction law excluded |
| 4—FDCPA/RegulationFprohibition | Official text answered conditionally | C047–C051; S013–S016 | Actual coverage not determined |
| Definitions/exemptions | Relevant bodies read; incorporations identified | C047–C048 | Bad-check/dealer/state-exemption incorporated details |
| Federal tolling | SCRApositive branch; others held | C045–C046 | 32USC502(f),§108and any other indispensable regime |
| Revival disclosures | Proposal/current rule distinguished | C053–C054 | No universal disclosure conclusion |
| No broad federal rerun | Preserved | C055 | Reporting, bankruptcy merits, remedies excluded |
| 5—literal sources and pinpoints | Supplied visibly | Section7 | Official Idaho gap remains explicit |
| Version/effectiveness | Recorded with provenance | S009–S019; C030,C054,C059 | No final-session-law or through-date overstatement |
| Bounded failures/different routes | Recorded | Sections7.1,12 | No identical-retry hammering or bypass |
| 6—substantive answer and registers | Supplied | Sections2–10 | Conditional findings, not acceptance |
| Blank worksheet | Supplied, unfilled | Section11 | No customer facts or calculations |
| Full coverage/read/failure/selfcheck | Supplied | Sections12–14 | No independent-review claim |
| Registry dimension3 overall | Partial/conditional | All above | Official-current Idaho authentication and identified construction/incorporation gaps |
| Earlier C033/C035 and other dimensions | Unchanged | Supplied scope only | No checklist, provider, fees, funds, contract, remedies, sector, local, tribal, or parent acceptance |
Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
These components repair their stated scope. They do not replace every other finding in this research series.
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Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Recorded check status: whole report reviewed selected primary and secondary comparisons see bounds
Keep the source version, actual read extent and jurisdiction with the proposition. A link or researcher access claim is not a substitute for an operative primary passage.
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Recorded check status: secondary reproduction comparison not current official law
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Recorded check status: selected primary bodies checked with explicit bounds
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The saved component-level coverage record keeps answered, partial, blank and unresolved branches distinct. A coverage label is not acceptance of a whole subject or jurisdiction.
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred
Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
No currently queued material correction is mapped to this component. This does not remove its currentness, access, jurisdiction or application limits.
reviewed with official currentness history construction and application holds
Inside: 1. Corrected sentence · 2. Source and read-status register · Document identity
Inside: Displayed history—not an original-order audit · Original claim retained · 3.1 Without-cause branches
Inside: 1. Replacement history rows · 2. Replacement quantity row · 3. Source and usage register
Inside:
Inside: Replacement quantity row · Source and traceability patch · Read log and preserved gaps
Inside: Controlling result · 1. How Idaho defines and classifies the relevant conduct · 1.1 The statutory classification is functional
Inside: 1. Stable reference aliases · 1.1 Immutable P1 source identities · 1.2 Exact inline-reference replacements
Inside: Bottom-line disposition · A1. C004 — credit-repair definition and exclusions · Substantive disposition
Inside: Current-source limitation · 1. Which models Idaho’s account and funds provisions reach · 1.1 Section 26-2233 uses an actual-custody trigger
Inside: Principal findings · 3.1 Necessary actor and relationship boundaries · 3.2 Collection agency–creditor-client contracts
Inside: Evidence status · 1.1 Earnings, disposable earnings, and the proceeding being regulated · Earnings versus other property
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Different proceedings and legal objects · 1.2 Prejudgment attachment is not ordinary postjudgment collection
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Different legal questions must remain separate · 1.2 Roles and consumer categories
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Trust deed, mortgage, title, and obligation · 1.2 Property and acreage predicates
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Actor and authority comparison · 1.2 Idaho extraordinary collection action is a defined category
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Product and actor matrix · 1.2 Territorial and exemption qualifications
Inside: 1.1 Replacement for P9 § 4.5 · 1.2 Disposition and collection are separate clauses · Effective/application status
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Instrument, debt, property, and possession · 1.2 Judicially foreclosed trust deeds
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Distinct legal objects · 1.2 Actor and property categories
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Actor and service distinctions
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Product and actor distinctions · 1.2 Territorial and exemption conditions
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Legal-category comparison · 1.2 Chapter 36 exclusions
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Execution, exemption, ownership, and debt are different questions · 1.2 Individual, dependent, and residence predicates
Inside: Principal findings · 1.1 Product and actor comparison · 1.2 Idaho nexus and exclusions
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Distinct court questions
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Small claims is a distinct procedural route
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Applicable rule systems
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Ordinary discovery versus other proceedings
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Procedural posture matters
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 2.1 Interest categories and controlling events
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 2.1 Constitutional and statutory framework
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new evidence
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new evidence
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new work
Inside: Evidence disposition · Principal findings · 1.1 Reuse versus new work
Inside: Evidence disposition · 1.1 Assessment, levy, bill, delinquency, and lien are different · 1.2 Property categories
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