Anthony's Pier Four, Inc. v. Crandall Dry Dock Engineers, Inc.

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• holding that M.G.L. ch. 260 § 2B bars a breach of implied warranty claim where the elements for breach of implied warranty and for negligence claims are the same
• nothing that the complaint “alleges negligent design and construction, breach of implied warranties, and breach of express warranties”
• finding that a claim for breach of express warranty is an action of contract
• applying discovery rule to claims for breach of express warranty which did not accrue until the plaintiff knew or reasonably should have known of the breach
• distinguishing between a claim for breach of express warranty, to which §2B does not apply, and a claim for breach of implied warranty, which is governed by §2B
• mooring system is an improvement to real property where it enhanced the capital value of owner’s adjacent restaurant, and where Legislature intended to protect this type of engineering and design activities

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