Allison v. Jumping Horse Ranch, Inc.
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hunt
Respondent James Allison brought his claim for wrongful discharge in the Montana Fifth Judicial District Court, Madison County. Appellant Jumping Horse Ranch filed a motion for summary judgment claiming the statute of limitations had passed. The motion was denied by the District Court. After respondent had presented his case in chief, appellant moved for a directed verdict on the same basis as the motion for summary judgment, which was also denied. The jury returned a verdict in favor of respondent. Appellant appeals from both denials.
We affirm.
We rephrase appellant’s issue as follows:
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