Martin v. State Comp. Ins. Fund, 275 Mont. 190 (1996) (No. 95-290) In the unique context of Supreme Court decisions discussed in Wolfe v. Webb, 251 Mont. 217, 824 P.2d 240 (1992), which indicate that rules regarding jurisdiction to reopen workers’ compensation settlement agreements are procedural rules, the Workers’ Compensation Court has jurisdiction to set aside final settlement agreements even if the agreement was initially subject to the four-year limitation period on reopening settlements set out in section 92-848(4), R.C.M. 1947 (1975).

Handy v. Montana State Fund [10/10/16] 2016 MTWCC 15 Where the claimant did not specify the grounds upon which he based his request for rescission, but argued that he lacked capacity, that he was under economic duress, and that the settlement was unconscionable, under § 27-2-202(1), MCA, the applicable statute of limitations is eight years.