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Massie v. Blue Cross/Blue Shield
No. 971835Supreme Court of Virginia
971835 Massie v. Blue Cross/Blue Shield 06/05/1998 The tolling provision in Code § 8.01-229(E)(3), which allows a plaintiff to recommence a cause of action within six months from the date of an order of nonsui…
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971835 Massie v. Blue Cross/Blue Shield 06/05/1998 The tolling provision in Code § 8.01-229(E)(3), which allows a plaintiff to re…
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971835 Massie v. Blue Cross/Blue Shield 06/05/1998 The tolling provision in Code § 8.01-229(E)(3), which allows a plaintiff to recommence a cause of action within six months from the date of an order of nonsuit or within the original period of limitation, whichever is longer, does not apply to a limitation period fixed by contract rather than by statute. Dismissal of an action arising from a health insurance contract is affirmed.
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