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· 1/31/2005

CLPF-Parkridge One, L.P. v. Harwell Investments, Inc.

Citations

  • 105 P.3d 658
  • 2005 Colo. LEXIS 52
  • 2005 WL 196492

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  • noting that the civil procedure rules are designed to avoid “extensive seasons of fractured litigation” and that the rules “promote expeditious resolution of all disputes arising out of the same transaction in a single lawsuit”
  • noting that the civil procedure rules are designed to avoid “extensive seasons of fractured litigation” and that the rules “promote expeditious resolution of all disputes 6 arising out of the same transaction in a single lawsuit”
  • court concluded that the intent of the General Assembly was that the ninety-day limitations period was a tolling provision and would not be triggered as to builder's third-party claims until \court judgment is entered and settlement is reached\
  • court concluded that the intent of the General Assembly was that the ninety-day limitations period was a tolling provision and would not be triggered as to builder’s third-party claims until “court judgment is entered and settlement is reached”

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Judges: Hobbs

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