· 11/25/1977
Ciancio v. Serafini
Citations
- 574 P.2d 876
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- statutes of limitations are favored in the law and exceptions are to be strictly construed
- statutes of limitations are favored in the law and exceptions are to be strictly construed
- boundary survey not part of building or improvement project is not an improvement to real property
- whether a survey is an improvement to real property treated as a question of law
- “[a] survey which is not part of an improvement or building project does not constitute ‘an improvement to real property’ as that term is used in section 13-80-127, C.R.S.1973 . . ..”
- § 13-80-127 must be construed strictly since it is in derogation of common law
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Judges: Silverstein
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