The trial court properly granted summary judgment to appellee in defamation action filed by appellant because appellee's complaints to her friends, the Office of the Attorney General and two consumer websites were made in 2007, but appellant did not file suit until 2011. Affirmed.
June 10, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Statute of Limitations • Defamation • Summary Judgment
Waldron Elec. Heating & Cooling, LLC V. Yahr, PICS Case No. 16-0744 (Pa. Super. May 26, 2016) (memorandum) Bender, P. J. (7 pages).
The trial court properly granted summary judgment to appellee in defamation action filed by appellant because appellee’s complaints to her friends, the Office of the Attorney General and two consumer websites were made in 2007, but appellant did not file suit until 2011. Affirmed.
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