John's Heating Service v. Lamb
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
EASTAUGH, Justice.
1. INTRODUCTION
The Lambs sued John’s Heating Service in December 1993, alleging that it failed to repair their furnace during an October 1991 service call or warn them of the dangers it posed, causing them to suffer carbon monoxide poisoning. A jury found for the Lambs, but in John’s Heating’s first appeal we remanded for application of the discovery rule to determine whether the two-year statute of limitations barred the Lambs’ claims. 1 The superior court concluded on remand that the lawsuit was timely. John’s Heating appeals from that conclusion. We affirm.…
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