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Kenworth Of Indpls Inc, et al. v. Seventy-Seven Limited, et al.

── Kenworth Of Indpls Inc, et al. v. Seventy-Seven Limited, et al. ── Case No.: 19S-PL-00037 Court: Indiana Supreme Court Date: November 12, 2019 Author: Justice Christopher Goff County of Origin: Marion Category: Civil Decision: Remanded and Affirmed Justice Rush, Justice David, and Justice Massa concur. Justice Slaughter concurs/concurs in result This litigation arises from the sale of forty dump trucks—a transaction in goods governed by the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). The agreement governing this sale contained a warranty and a one-year limitations period for filing a breach-of-contract suit. Mechanical problems plagued the trucks soon after delivery. Several years later, following sellers’ unsuccessful attempts at repair, buyers sued for breach of warranty. Under the UCC, a party’s cause of action accrues (thus triggering the limitations period) upon delivery of goods.
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