Schulte v. Wageman

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• recognizing the burdens of defending a claim after memories have faded, witnesses have died or disappeared, and evidence is lost
• recognizing the burdens of defending a claim after memories have faded, witnesses have died or disappeared, and evidence is lost
• stating that a statute of limitation “ ‘is a statute of repose’ ” (citation omitted)
• observing that statutes of limitations are “practical and pragmatic devices used to spare our courts from the added burden from the litigation of stale claims”
• recognizing the burdens of defending a claim after memories have faded, witnesses have died or disappeared, and evidence is lost
• statutes of limitations do not destroy the cause of action, only the remedy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).