Gibson v. West Virginia Department of Highways

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• indicating that “Article III, Section 10 of the West Virginia Constitution . . . is our equal protection clause”
• upholding State Tax Department’s interpretation of another sales tax/ use tax statutory exemption
• holding W.Va.Code, 55-2-6a [1983] constitutional
• holding W.Va.Code, 55-2-6a [1988] constitutional
• statute of repose does not violate the remedy by due course of law provision because no cause of action had accrued, and therefore no right had vested at time the statute of repose ended
• statute of repose does not violate the remedy by due course of law provision because no cause of action had accrued, and therefore no right had vested at time the statute of repose ended

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