Arnold v. S.J.L. of Kansas Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the meaning of a written agreement should always be ascertained by a consideration of all pertinent provisions and not by the critical analysis of a single or isolated provision
• holding that the meaning of a written agreement should always be ascertained by a consideration of all pertinent provisions and not by the critical analysis of a single or isolated provision
• holding that in a breach of employment contract case, the statute of limitations began to run when it became apparent that plaintiffs employer was not going to honor the employment agreement
• holding that demand made after limitations period was unreasonable as to time
• jury ordinarily determines what is a reasonable time
• considering all pertinent provisions of a written instrument

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