· 1/17/1950
Wilder v. Haworth
Citations
- 213 P.2d 797
- 187 Or. 688
- 1950 Ore. LEXIS 131
How courts have described this case
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- commenting on statutes of limitation as desirable statutes of repose after the lapse of a reasonable period of time
- commenting on statutes of limitation as desirable statutes of repose after the lapse of a reasonable period of time
- civil case; stating that statutes of limitations were designed to protect citizens from stale and vexatious claims
- civil case; stating that statutes of limitations were designed to protect citizens from stale and vexatious claims
- in negligence claim against a physician for personal injuries, tort limitations statute applies; “[t]he action, being based upon alleged negligent performance by defendant of his contract with plaintiff, sounds in tort”
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Judges: Lusk, Rossman, Bailey, Hay
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