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The topic discusses the revival of a promissory note and its associated lien or security interest after the statute of limitations has expired. All civil claims are subject to limitations set by the legislature. The statute of limitations bars the ability to pursue a claim for damages after a specific time frame. For instance, in Texas, the limitation for filing a lawsuit after an automobile collision is two years; failing to do so typically results in the claim being barred. Similarly, the statute of limitations for promissory notes, which are agreements to repay borrowed money, is typically four years in Texas. These notes often come with a security interest, such as real estate or a vehicle.
