Braxton Lumber Co. v. Lloyd's Inc.
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Chief Justice Ketchum:
This appeal presents a simple statute of limitations question: Is a lawsuit seeking judgment on a promissory note, which became due in 1999, time-barred by the applicable six-year statute of limitations 1 when the lawsuit was not filed until 2007?
The petitioner and plaintiff below, Braxton Lumber Company, Inc., (Braxton Lumber) did not file its lawsuit within six years of the due date on a promissory note owed to it. However, Braxton Lumber asserts its lawsuit was not time-barred because tolling provisions in two West Virginia statutes extended the time in which it could…
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