· 8/30/2001
1519-1525 Lakeview Blvd. Condo. v. Asc
Citations
- 29 P.3d 1249
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- recognizing the purposes underlying the construction statute of repose
- plaintiff asserted violations of federal equal protection clause and state privileges and immunities clause but did not seek an independent state constitutional analysis; thus, court scrutinized the statute under equal protection analysis
- plaintiff asserted violations of federal equal protection clause and state privileges and immunities clause but did not seek an independent state constitutional analysis; thus, court scrutinized the statute under equal protection analysis
- \[w]e must defer to the holding of our highest court\
- “Manufacturers have liability under products 18 liability law, an independent area of law separate from basic negligence or breach of contract, 19 and this area of law has its own statutes of limitation, which are keyed to the useful life of the 20 product.”
- considering equal protection challenge to statute of repose
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Judges: Owens
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