LIMITATION OF ACTIONWHEN A DEBT IS Ol'TLAWED. 731 



1. Bailees, who may perform labour and services on the thing bailed, at 

 the request of the bailor. 



Innkeepers, upon the baggage of guests they have accommo.l.r 



.mrnon carriers, upon goods carried, for the amount of their freight 

 and disbursem* -i. 



4. Vendor-; on the goods sold for payment of the price where no credit 

 has been expressly promised or implied. 



5. Aleuts, upon goods of their principals, for advancements for the bene- 

 fit of the latter. 



6. All persons are entitled to the right of lien who are compelled by law 

 to receive property, and bestow labour or expense on the same. 



The right of lien may be waived : 

 1. By express contract. 

 J. 1'V neglect. 



By new agreement. 

 4. By allowing change of possession. 

 ~>. By surrendering possession. 



manner of the enforcement of a lien, whether it be an innkeeper's, 

 agent's, carrier's, factor's, etc., depends wholly upon the nature and char- 

 acter of the lien. 



LIMITATION OF ACTION-WHEN A DEBT IS OUTLAWED. 



Actions upon judgments or decrees of a court, or a contract under seal, 

 < >r for the recovery of real estate, must be commenced within a period of 

 ten years from the date when the cause of action accrue- 1. 



All actions upon unsealed contracts, express or implied, become out- 

 lawed in six years. 



Claims for damages to property become outlawed in six years. 



MIS for t: ic recovery of personal property and on ju'li; 



of courts not of record, are outlawed in si 



In the case of nlurcin^ the payment of a bill, note, or other evidence of 

 debt that may 1 i by a moneyed corporation, or to 



men ; or put in circulation as mon.-y, thnv Ifl no limit.- 



of time to s 



ni'-nt or n'\v promi^,- cmnot tako a emit ract or other 

 liability out of tl, -.utlawry, unl.-ss it In- in WIT 



Mnt on account of principal 01 he case out of the 



statute, without b--iii^ in wrr 



