Waugh v. University of Hawaii

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• holding that the plaintiff's suggested procedures would affect only the staff and faculty of the university and not the private rights of or procedures available to the public
• holding that where a university professor returned from sabbatical to find his personal property gone and sued the university for its return, the statute of limitations barred his tort claims
• noting that the appellant was not required to follow University administrative procedures because there were no established internal procedures for handling claims such as his and the ad hoc procedures created were not binding on the University and the Board of Regents
• noting that the appellant was not required to follow University administrative procedures because there were no established internal procedures for handling claims such as his and the ad hoc procedures created were not binding on the University and the Board of Regents

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