· 3/21/2023
State of Missouri v. Jacob Hilbert
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- declining to read limitation into a statute that the text did not include on the basis of legislative his- tory
- explaining that the “OTCA waives the immunity to which public bodies are otherwise entitled,” but, “[i]n doing so, the OTCA also provides limitations on tort actions against public bodies” that would not apply if the same claim were brought against a private defendant
- con- sidering case law at first level of Gaines analysis
- statute of repose for negligent injury to person or property
- statute of repose for negligent injury to person or property
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Judges: All concur.
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