Limitation periods govern when civil claims, appeals and applications must be filed, tied to precise accrual events. Limitation periods set fixed time limits for specified civil suits, appeals and applications, each paired with the triggering event from which the period runs. The Schedule groups causes of action-accounts, contracts, declarations, property, movable property, torts, trusts and miscellaneous matters-and prescribes distinct limitation terms and accrual points such as delivery, refusal of demand, discovery, dispossession, death, dissolution or when a transfer becomes known. Separate entries govern appeals and procedural applications with short windows measured from orders, service, dismissal, sale confirmation or other procedural events; execution of decrees has extended limitation and a proviso excluding perpetual injunction enforcement from time bar.