Alaska General Alarm, Inc. v. Grinnell

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• noting that Alaska Civil Rule 14(c) permits a defendant to implead parties “who were not liable to the plaintiff because of the statute of limitations or some other immunity from suit” (emphasis added)
• noting a general rule in tort cases that the stafute of limitations begins to run when a judgment is filed or a settlement is reached on the underlying tort action that establishes liability for the party seeking indemnification

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