Yanci Dupree v. Burtell Jefferson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the pendency of an action, whether voluntarily or involuntarily dismissed without prejudice, does not operate to toll the running of the statute of limitations
• concluding that the statute of limitations period “was not arrested during pendency of [the plaintiff’s] first action which was involuntarily dismissed without prejudice for want of prosecution”
• noting that challenges to the foreclosure belonged in a “different branch of the Superior Court”
• noting that courts have “authority to judicially notice related proceedings in other courts”
• recognizing the court’s “authority to judicially notice related proceedings in other courts”
• taking note of the “rule” “that a statute of limitations is not tolled during pendency of an action voluntarily dismissed without prejudice”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).