Sanwick v. Puget Sound Title Insurance

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• holding that the lack of a signature did not render a contract not “ ‘written’ ” for statute of limitations purposes where the party challenging the lack of signature “acted and has continued to act” under the unsigned instructions
• written escrow instructions, which were followed by the parties, fall within statute of limitations relating to written instruments

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).