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statute of repose

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statute of repose

See statute of limitations.



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The trial court granted summary judgment to the hospital after holding the statute of repose barred such a case and the Tort Claims Act shields a governmental entity from liability for an independent contractor's actions.
The closest they came was a negotiation on the final weekend to reduce the statute of repose — the number of years a homeowner has to file a Chapter 40 notice — in exchange for subcontractors accepting the insurance mandate.
moved for dismissal, claiming the suit was barred by Tennessee's three-year statute of repose for medical malpractice claims.
 
 
 
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