Gibson v. Miami Valley Milk Producers, Inc.

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• doctrine of relation back does not permit addition of entirely new party after running of statute of limitations
• when new rules effect only a remedy and not a vested right, they may be applied to pending litigation
• when new rules affect only a remedy and not a vested right, they may be applied to pending litigation
• it is “without dispute that the two year statute of limitations” barred claims under the Indiana antitrust statute
• when new rules effect only a remedy and not a vested right, they may be applied to pending litigation
• doctrine of relation back does not permit addition of entirely new party after running of statute of limitations

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