Supreme Court of Delaware· 3/4/1987
McCarnan v. New Castle County
Citations
- 521 A.2d 611
- 1987 Del. LEXIS 1047
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- examining the issue of an implied agreement to pay benefits and finding an implied agreement to pay benefits to extend only the statute of limitations pursuant to 19 Del. C. §2361(b)
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Judges: Christie, Horsey, Moore
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- Tenaglia-Evans v. St. Francis HospitalSupreme Court of Delaware· 2006-12-11· cited 5×
- Andreason v. Royal Pest ControlSupreme Court of Delaware· 2013-08-14· cited 3×
- Genesis Healthcare Services v. CephasSuperior Court of Delaware· 2021-03-12
- Buckley v. Delaware Valley Rehabilitation Services, Inc.Supreme Court of Delaware· 1998-05-01
Cites
10 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- M. A. Hartnett, Inc. v. ColemanSupreme Court of Delaware· 1967-02-08· cited 49×
- New Castle County v. GoodmanSupreme Court of Delaware· 1983-05-25· cited 30×
- Pusey v. ReedSuperior Court of Delaware· 1969-10-10· cited 20×
- Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp. v. MullenSuperior Court of Delaware· 1922-01-25· cited 16×
- Claim of Schultz v. Voltro Distributors, Inc.Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1983-03-10· cited 12×
- Starun v. All American Engineering Co.Supreme Court of Delaware· 1975-11-24· cited 10×
- Smith v. Feralloy Corp.Supreme Court of Delaware· 1983-04-19· cited 5×
- Delaware Association of Police v. DonahueSuperior Court of Delaware· 1972-11-20· cited 4×
- Claim of Pellac v. Atlantic Beach ClubAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1978-12-07· cited 3×
- Claim of Pellac v. Atlantic Beach ClubNew York Court of Appeals· 1979-12-13· cited 2×
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