Capitol Infrastructure, LLC v. Plaza Midtown Residential Condominium Ass'n

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• holding that there is no authority that “filing a declaratory judgment petition tolls, enlarges, or otherwise nullifies the [applicable statute of limitation,” and “the Declaratory Judgments Act . . . does not nullify statutes of limitation[]”
• holding that when the statutory period allowed for a plaintiff to enforce a right to terminate certain contracts, the plaintiff’s right to do so also expired, and it was not entitled to a declaratory judgment because there was no uncertainty regarding that alleged right
• holding that when the statutory period allowed for a plaintiff to enforce a right to terminate certain contracts, the plaintiff’s right to do so also expired, and it was not entitled to a declaratory judgment because there was no uncertainty regarding that alleged right
• rejecting party’s contention that the Declaratory Judgment Act “tolls, enlarges, or otherwise nullifies” the applicable limitation period
• dismissing declaratory judgment action where 2 applicable statutory time period had expired

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