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Harmon v. Sadjadi
No. 060704Supreme Court of Virginia
060704 Harmon v. Sadjadi 01/12/2007 A foreign personal representative not qualified in Virginia lacked standing to file a proceeding in Virginia arising from alleged personal injury suffered by the decedent he…
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060704 Harmon v. Sadjadi 01/12/2007 A foreign personal representative not qualified in Virginia lacked standing to file a proceed…
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- Jan 12, 2007
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060704 Harmon v. Sadjadi 01/12/2007 A foreign personal representative not qualified in Virginia lacked standing to file a proceeding in Virginia arising from alleged personal injury suffered by the decedent here. Neither her initial suit filed in Virginia, nor her foreign qualification, triggered the one-year period for commencement of suits under Code § 8.01-229(B)(1). Instead, that period began to run upon her later qualification as personal representative in Virginia. The present case was filed within one year thereof; therefore the trial court erred in sustaining the defendants' plea of the statute of limitations. The judgment is reversed and the case is remanded for further proceedings.
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