Safeway Stores, Inc. v. Maricopa County Superior Court

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• explaining that when a plaintiff failed to sign her complaint, she failed to “submit to the jurisdiction of the court” and thus the complaint had “no legal significance”
• complaint dismissed for want of prosecution where the plaintiff inexcusably delayed and the defendant did not receive notice of the action and was prejudiced by the delay
• “The denial of a motion for summary judgment is not appealable nor is it even reviewable upon appeal from the final judgment, except under very unusual circumstances.”
• special action jurisdiction appropriate to review purely legal question as to applicability of statute of limitations to undisputed facts when correct ruling would avoid expense and delay of unnecessary trial
• special action jurisdiction appropriate to review purely legal question as to applicability of statute of limitations to undisputed facts when correct ruling would avoid expense and delay of unnecessary trial
• plaintiff’s excuses of illness and bankruptcy did not constitute good cause

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