Aragon & McCoy v. Albuquerque National Bank

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• stating that a cause of action may sometimes accrue on several different dates, and it is the last event that starts the statute of limitations period running
• property owners generally have no vested rights in a specific zoning classification
• property owners generally have no vested rights in a specific zoning classification
• trial court ruling reducing approval to build dwelling units from 287 units to 83 units is clear “occurrence resulting in loss” and marks the latest date upon which the cause of action could accrue under Tort Claims Act

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