In re Goodman v. Heritage Builders
Citations
- 2017 WL 778227
- 2017 CO 13
- 390 P.3d 398
- 2017 Colo. LEXIS 153
Syllabus
Construction Defects—Statute of Repose—Statute of Limitations. In this case, the Supreme Court considered the parameters for timeliness of third-party claims in construction defect cases. The Court concluded that such claims are timely, irrespective of both the two-year statute of limitations in CRS § 13-80-102 and the six-year statute of repose in CRS § 13-80-104(1)(a), so long as they are brought at before the 90-day time frame outlined in CRS § 13-80-104(1)(b)(II). Accordingly, the Court made its rule to show cause absolute.
Judges: Rice
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