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Montalla, LLC v. Commonwealth
No. 230365Supreme Court of Virginia
230365 Montalla, LLC v. Commonwealth 05/09/2024 The Court of Appeals erred in concluding that the doctrine of sovereign immunity barred portions of the plaintiff's complaint against the governmental defendants…
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230365 Montalla, LLC v. Commonwealth 05/09/2024 The Court of Appeals erred in concluding that the doctrine of sovereign immunity …
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230365 Montalla, LLC v. Commonwealth 05/09/2024 The Court of Appeals erred in concluding that the doctrine of sovereign immunity barred portions of the plaintiff's complaint against the governmental defendants relating to construction inspection services, and that the doctrine of accord and satisfaction barred the remainder. On this appeal, no opinion is expressed upon the ultimate merits of plaintiff's contract claims, and it is simply held that sovereign immunity does not preclude a circuit court from resolving those claims. Furthermore, in concluding that the Court of Appeals, at this stage of the proceedings, erred in finding that the settlement agreement barred portions of the complain…
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