2016 Hawaii Revised Statutes
TITLE 36. CIVIL REMEDIES AND DEFENSES AND SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS
657. Limitation of Actions
PART I. PERSONAL ACTIONS- 657-1 Six years.
- 657-1.5 Limitation of actions not applicable to State.
- 657-1.8 Civil action arising from sexual offenses; application; certificate of merit.
- 657-2 Mutual current account.
- 657-3 Counterclaim.
- 657-3.5 Relation back of amendments.
- 657-4 Two years; libel and slander.
- 657-5 Domestic judgments and decrees.
- 657-5.5 Judgments for support.
- 657-6 Four years; causes arising in foreign jurisdiction, etc.
- 657-7 Damage to persons or property.
- 657-7.3 Medical torts; limitation of actions; time.
- 657-7.5 Third-party defendants, time in which plaintiff may amend.
- 657-8 Limitation of action for damages based on construction to improve real property.
- 657-9 Action barred in foreign jurisdiction.
- 657-10 Special limitations.
- 657-11 Recoveries authorized by federal statute.
- 657-12 REPEALED.
- 657-13 Infancy, insanity, imprisonment.
- 657-14 Disability to exist at accrual of action.
- 657-15 Two or more disabilities.
- 657-16 and 657-17 REPEALED.
- 657-18 Extension by absence from State.
- 657-19 Extension by injunction.
- 657-20 Extension by fraudulent concealment.
- 657-21 Extension by keeping defendant in ignorance.
- 657-21.5 Extension by sentencing of criminal defendant.
- 657-22 When process not commencement.
- 657-23 Extension while criminal case is pending.
- 657-24 Periodic payments of damages.
- 657-31 Twenty years.
- 657-31.5 Adverse possession.
- 657-32 How computed.
- 657-33 Action accrues when.
- 657-33.5 Deregistered land.
- 657-34 Disabilities.
- 657-35 Extension of time by death.
- 657-36 Same.
- 657-37 REPEALED.
- 657-38 Possession, interrupting statute.
Case Notes
The statutory scheme and legislative history of 386-8 indicated that the phrase "except as limited by [this] chapter" was not intended to restrict an employee's right to intervene in a lawsuit that was timely filed by his or her employer; thus, employee was not barred by the statute of limitations under 657-7 to intervene in plaintiff insurer's timely filed suit, and the circuit court erred in granting defendant's motion for summary judgment. 126 H. 406, 271 P.3d 1165 (2012).
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