Snow v. Rudd

ZIMMERMAN, Justice:

¶ 1 This case arose from an action by Lynda Snow (“Lynda”), against her sister, Gloria Rudd (“Gloria”), to impose a constructive trust on real property that was sold to Gloria by their father. The trial court granted Lynda’s motion for partial summary judgment, holding that their father, as trustee of a trust which held the property, breached his trust obligation and, therefore, that the sale was voidable. The trial court also denied a motion for summary judgment by Gloria, ruling, inter alia, that the statute of limitations did not begin to run on Lynda’s claim until 1993.…