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P0822 Although a plaintiff waives statute of limitations defenses that otherwise might exist against a cross-claim brought by the defendant sued, the waiver does not bind other parties to the litigation, so a cross-claim filed by a defendant in a personal injury action does not permit the defendant to sue the plaintiff's employer on a respondeat superior theory after the statute of limitations for such a claim has run.CitationBOYER v JENSEN (Bankrupt Employee) 129 CA4 62 [See: Sidney v Superior Court 198 CA3 710]
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