Val Decker Packing Company, a Corporation v. Corn Products Sales Company, a Corporation

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• sale of storage facilities to a food processing plant; cause of action accrued on the date when installation was completed
• action for breach of implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose pursuant to a written sales contract governed by the four-year statute of limitations specifically provided for under the Ohio Uniform Commercial Code
• action for breach of implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose pursuant to a written sales contract governed by the four-year statute of limitations specifically provided for under the Ohio Uniform Commercial Code
• in a case involving an allegedly defective storage facility that damaged the defendant’s products, finding that the statute of limitations began running on “the date on which installation [of the storage facility] was completed and not the date of discovery of the spoilage”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).