C.H. Canada AND W.R. Canada, Jr. v. W.R. Canada, Jr. AND C.H. Canada and Mark Lieberman
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- summary judgment
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The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of Ralph (defendant) on the statute of limitations affirmative defense, and the appellate court affirmed. Carol's claims were time-barred under the four-year statute of limitations, as she discovered the alleged concealment of deferred compensation in 2002, not 2010 as she claimed.
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