Moore v. Nick's Finer Foods, Inc.

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• holding that, where plaintiff was a minor at the time of the alleged injury, action could be maintained within two years of plaintiffs reaching majority, notwithstanding that that occurred beyond survival period
• holding that, where plaintiff was a minor at the time of the alleged injury, action could be maintained within two years of plaintiff's reaching majority, notwithstanding that that occurred beyond survival period
• holding a dissolved corporation liable outside the then-two-year dissolution period and noting “that the two-year limitation on corporate survival is not absolute, and may be extended under certain circumstances”
• extending post-dissolution time period for minors to within two years after attainment of majority age
• statutory period tolled by minority of plaintiff where there was a statutory exception for minors; general corporate statute not exclusive
• “the general policy behind the corporate dissolution statute is to set a definite point in time at which the existence of a corporation and the transaction of its business are terminated”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).