Louise Cadieux, Administratrix v. International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.

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• The court reasoned “that the time limit is the condition on the existence of a legislatively created cause of action unknown to the common law and therefore not subject to judicial alteration or expansion.”
• The court reasoned \that the time limit is the condition on the existence of a legislatively created cause of action unknown to the common law and therefore not subject to judicial alteration or expansion.\
• applying this reasoning to a similarly worded Rhode Island statute
• applying this reasoning to a similarly worded Rhode Island statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).