Davidson Lumber Sales, Inc. v. Bonneville Investment, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that warranty “[a]c-tions for personal injury damages or tor-tious injury to personal property are governed by general, non-U.C.C. limitations periods”
• noting that whether a claim exists should be based on the \nature of the action and not the pleading labels chosen\
• indemnity action does not arise when underlying damage occurs, but from time of payment of claim or payment of judgment or settlement
• clear distinction between implied warranties for contract purposes and implied warranties in the tort sense
• personal □ injury statute of limitations period applies to breach of implied warranty claims brought as part ofa personal injury claim
• clear-distinction between implied warranties for contract purposes and implied warranties in the tort sense

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).