Contract – Statute of repose – Indemnification

Contract – Statute of repose – Indemnification

Where a plaintiff university brought suit to enforce an indemnification provision in its contract with the plaintiff architect to design a new athletic field, the university’s complaint is not subject to the tort six-year statute of repose (G.L.c. 260, §2B).

Civil Practice - Statute of Repose – Product Liability

The six-year statute of repose provided by now-repealed N.C. Gen. Stat. § 1-50(a)(6) was properly calculated from the date of the initial purchase of the subject aircraft’s engine in 2002. We affirmed the trial court’s order. Plaintiffs Jan Weiss as Administrator of the Estate of the O’Neals appealed from the trial court’s order granting summary