LILLIAN SINGLETON, Plaintiff-Respondent v. SHEILA SINGLETON

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• holding that claims are barred when they “essentially allege the same elements as the negligence claims” (quoting McDonough v. Marr Scaffolding Co., 412 Mass. 636, 642 )
• granting summary judgment on 93A claim premised on breach of warranty claims which were barred as a matter of law by statute of repose
• designer of hydraulic lift was protected actor because the lift had been made according to specifications provided by customer
• custom-made hydraulic lift, designed to specifications of its destination, was particularized improvement for particular piece of real property
• statute protected a supplier of a hydraulic lift who provided individualized expertise and services, collaborated in its design, supervised its installation, and specified and supervised building modifications
• installation of a hydraulic lift for material handling in a facility

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