Alicia Rodriguez Narvaez v. Ariel Nazario, Etc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that statutes of limitations exist to prevent defendants from being surprised by long-dormant causes of action
• stating that \the statute of limitations begins to run anew\ when the tolling ends
• stating that “the statute of limitations begins to run anew” when the tolling ends
• holding pursuant to Puerto Rico’s tolling rules that communications between parties did not toll limitations period because letters sent by the plaintiff did not contain claim for damages or legal demand
• statutes of limitations exist to prevent defendants from being surprised by long-dormant causes of action
• “[T]he rules governing the limitations of actions form part of the substantive, not procedural, law of Puerto Rico.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).