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4863 An action for childhood sexual abuse does not accrue, and the statute of limitations does not start to run, until plaintiffs, as adults, discovered that harm resulted from the abuse; the statute of limitations that applies to the action is the one in effect when the action accrued, and in this case, when the action was filed. (NOTE: This decision disagrees with Hightower v RC Bishop #4320)CitationQUARRY v DOE 1 (Childhood Sexual Abuse) 170 Cal. App. 4th 1574 [See: CCP 340.1; Aaronoff v Martinez-Senftner 136 CA4 910, T/AT 3/06; Hightower v. RC Bishop 142 CA4 759, T/AT 10/06; Auto Equity v Superior Court 57 C2 450]
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