· 9/30/1969
Steeley v. Funkhouser
Citations
- 169 S.E.2d 701
- 153 W. Va. 423
- 1969 W. Va. LEXIS 184
How courts have described this case
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- noting that the reason for excluding the first day and including the last is that the cause of action may occur “too late for a civil action to be commenced on that date”
- the first day is excluded because the cause of action may occur “too late for a civil action to be commenced on that day”
- “The general rule is that a statute of limitations commences to run on a cause of action when the right to institute an action thereon arises.”
- “The general rule is that a statute of limitations commences to run on a cause of action when the right to institute an action thereon arises.”
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Judges: Calhoun
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