When there are mutual accounts between persons who are not merchants, time must be computed from the date of the last item unless the account is liquidated and a balance struck.
Structure Code of Alabama
Chapter 2 - Limitation of Actions.
Article 1 - General Provisions.
Section 6-2-1 - Applicability of Chapter - Generally.
Section 6-2-2 - Applicability of Chapter - Exceptions.
Section 6-2-3 - Accrual of Claim - Fraud.
Section 6-2-4 - Accrual of Claim - Right of Entry.
Section 6-2-5 - Right of Entry Not Tolled.
Section 6-2-6 - Commencement of Limitation - Principal Against Deputy or Agent.
Section 6-2-7 - Commencement of Limitation - Where Demand Necessary for Action.
Section 6-2-8 - Suspension of Limitation - Disabilities.
Section 6-2-9 - Suspension of Limitation - Claims Against Estates.
Section 6-2-10 - Computation of Time - Absence of Person From State.
Section 6-2-11 - Computation of Time - Nonmerchant Mutual Accounts.
Section 6-2-12 - Computation of Time - Stays by Injunction or Statutory Prohibition.
Section 6-2-13 - Computation of Time - Contracts During War.
Section 6-2-14 - Computation of Time - Granting of Letters Testamentary or Administration.
Section 6-2-15 - Agreement or Stipulation to Limit Time Prescribed Void; Exception.
Section 6-2-16 - Sufficiency of Partial Payment or Written Promise to Remove Bar.
Section 6-2-17 - Effect of Foreign Statutes Upon Actions on Contracts.