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Claims that can be raised under Pennsylvania's Storage Tank Act are not restricted to claims that resemble tort law claims, and, therefore, a six-year catchall statute of limitations applies, a Pennsylvania Common Pleas court has ruled. The judge determined that the statute of limitations for tort claims, a two-year period, would apply if each of the claims resembles an action to recover damages for injury.
June 13, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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