· 6/29/2021
Breanna Rose v. Santiago E. Sabala, Jr., and Verizon Communications, Inc.
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- explaining claim accrues upon suffering a legal injury “by which is meant an injury giving cause of action by reason of its being an invasion of a plaintiff’s right”
- “The right to sue is a personal right that belongs to the person who owns the property at the time of the injury[.]”
- property damage to building; held discovery rule did not apply
- cut into plaintiff's building not discoverable until walls cracked
- property damage to building; held discovery rule did not apply
- cut into plaintiffs building not discoverable until walls cracked
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Judges: Thomas C. Clark, J.
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