27-2-211, MCA
MONTANA
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS |
[1985] Royal Ins. Co. v. Roadarmel, 2000 MT 259 An insurer's "first lien" under section 39-71-414(1), MCA (1985) is a liability created by statute governed by the two-year statute of limitations of section 27-2-211(1)(c), MCA. Given the "tight liability scheme" established by section 39-71-414, MCA, no valid contract arose between the insured and claimant regarding subrogation rights. Thus, the WCC erred in applying the longer statute of limitations applicable to contract claims. |
WORKERS'
COMPENSATION COURT DECISIONS |
[1999] Lanz
v. Liberty Northwest Ins. Corp. [08/03/05] 2005 MTWCC 44 The
two-year limitations period for actions based on liability created by
statute, § 27-2-211(1)(c),
MCA (1999), applies to actions under the employment preference provision
of the Workers’ Compensation Act, § 39-71-317, MCA (1999). |