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· 9/26/1996

Kohler v. Germain Investment Co.

Citations

  • 934 P.2d 867
  • 1996 Colo. App. LEXIS 270
  • 1996 WL 544190

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • “[T]he fact that various parties may be liable for the contamination does not excuse plaintiffs from the statutory obligation to exercise reasonable diligence in determining the responsible party.”
  • “[T]he fact that various parties may be liable for the contamination does not excuse plaintiffs from the statutory obligation to exercise reasonable diligence in determining the responsible party.”
  • “[I]f the relevant facts and inferences are not in dispute relative to application of the statute of limitations, that question may be resolved as a matter of law.”
  • “[I]f the relevant facts and inferences are not in dispute relative to application of the statute of limitations, that question may be resolved as a matter of law.”
  • the fact that various parties may be liable for an injury does not excuse a plaintiff from the statutory obligation to exercise reasonable diligence in determining the responsible party
  • the fact that various parties may be liable for an injury does not excuse a plaintiff from the statutory obligation to exercise reasonable diligence in determining the responsible party

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Judges: Ruland, Casebolt, Roy

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