Alaska Supreme Court· 10/4/1962
Lillegraven v. Tengs
Citations
- 375 P.2d 139
- 1962 Alas. LEXIS 186
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- “A statutory limitation on the time for commencing actions is generally considered to be a matter of procedure.”
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Judges: Nesbett, Dimond, Arend
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11 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Webb v. City and Borough of SitkaAlaska Supreme Court· 1977-03-21· cited 119×
- Wilson v. PolletAlaska Supreme Court· 1966-07-08· cited 52×
- Byrne v. OgleAlaska Supreme Court· 1971-09-24· cited 45×
- Armstrong v. ArmstrongAlaska Supreme Court· 1968-06-07· cited 33×
- Douglas v. Beneficial Finance Co. of AnchorageD. Alaska· 1971-09-02· cited 27×
- Palmer G. Lewis Co. v. ARCO Chemical Co.Alaska Supreme Court· 1995-10-20· cited 26×
- Alaska Airlines, Inc. v. Lockheed Aircraft Corp.D. Alaska· 1977-04-18· cited 16×
- McKean v. HammondAlaska Supreme Court· 1968-10-07· cited 12×
- Hamilton v. Seattle Marine & Fishing Supply Co.Alaska Supreme Court· 1977-04-01· cited 8×
- Scott v. Briggs Way Co.Alaska Supreme Court· 1996-01-19· cited 3×
- Hakensen v. EnnisAlaska Supreme Court· 1978-10-13· cited 1×
Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Richards v. United StatesSupreme Court· 1962-02-26· cited 1,608×
- Order of Railroad Telegraphers v. Railway Express Agency, Inc.Supreme Court· 1944-02-28· cited 781×
- Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co. v. HarrimanSupreme Court· 1913-03-10· cited 348×
- Davis v. MillsSupreme Court· 1904-05-16· cited 237×
- Ransom v. HanerAlaska Supreme Court· 1961-05-16· cited 121×
- Scheer v. Rockne Motors CorporationSecond Circuit· 1934-02-05· cited 29×
- Julia T. Cellini v. Edward K. MossD.C. Circuit· 1956-04-05· cited 25×
- Baldwin v. BrownE.D. Michigan· 1962-02-08· cited 8×
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