Udo R. Liell v. Paul Stich
Syllabus
When negotiations over the sale of a boat broke down, the prospective seller and buyer sued each other. Before their claims came to trial, the parties agreed to voluntarily dismiss their claims without prejudice and to try mediation. The agreement provided that, if mediation failed, claims must be refiled within one year of the effective date of the agreement. The buyer refiled his claims against the seller just over one year after the effective date of the agreement but within one year of the dismissal of the original case. The trial court granted the seller's motion to dismiss, concluding the buyer's claims were time-barred under the parties' agreement. We affirm.
Judges: Judge W. Neal McBrayer
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