· 4/19/1999
North Coast Enterprises, Inc. v. Factoria Partnership
Citations
- 974 P.2d 1257
- 94 Wash. App. 855
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that the information contained in a declaration, a description of negotiations between the parties prior to trial, and other matters were not material to the question of whether the statute of limitations had run for a particular contracts claim
- treating a trial court’s order as a judgment on the pleadings where a declaration submitted to the court was not material to the court’s disposition of the motion
- \Our courts have consistently held that the statute of limitation in a contract action begins to run when the contract is breached.\
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Judges: Kennedy
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