McDonough v. Marr Scaffolding Co.

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• court appropriately granted summary judgment after concluding defendant’s actions were construction activity contemplated by M.G.L. c. 260, § 2B
• breach of warranty claims that sound in tort, not contract, are barred by statute of repose
• plaintiff cannot “nullify” statute of repose by recasting negligence claim as breach of warranty claim
• an actor such as a manufacturer or supplier may be protected if that actor becomes more than a “mere” supplier by engaging in protected activities
• court appropriately granted summary judgment after concluding defendant's actions were construction activity contemplated by M.G.L. c. 260, 2B
• statute protected supplier of bleachers, where supplying the product was incidental to its primary function of performing particularized construction services in assembling and installing bleachers

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