· 3/16/1979
Garrett v. Raytheon Co., Inc.
Citations
- 368 So. 2d 516
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- holding that plaintiffs claim of personal injury resulting from asbestos exposure accrued in 1972, and thus was time-barred in 1973
- noting that the statute of limitations in a medical-malpractice action begins to run regardless of whether the full amount of damage is apparent at the time of the first legal injury
- noting that the limitations period in a medical-malpractice action begins to run 13 SC-2025-0275 and SC-2025-0283 regardless of whether the full amount of the damage is apparent at the time of the first legal injury
- noting that the limitations period in a medical-malpractice action begins to run 13 SC-2025-0275 and SC-2025-0283 regardless of whether the full amount of the damage is apparent at the time of the first legal injury
- limiting recovery to the those acts that occurred within the limitations period
- tort action for personal injury, based on negligence, strict liability, extended manufacturers liability
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Judges: Bloodworth
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