Friberg-Cooper Water Supply Corp. v. Elledge
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ANNE GARDNER, Justice.
The issue presented is what statute of limitations governs a claim for unjust enrichment. Appellant Friberg-Cooper Water Supply Corporation is a non-profit quasi-governmental agency that furnishes water to its members in rural areas.1 Fri-berg-Cooper sued Appellee Bobby El-ledge, alleging that Friberg-Cooper paid invoices submitted by Elledge for insurance and equipment in connection with a contract for improvements. Friberg-Coo-per contended that the contract was actually with Wichita County and that the terms of the contract provided that El-ledge would supply…
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