In a case recently decided by the Supreme Court of New York, the issue was raised as to whether the plaintiff’s action was barred by the statute of limitations.
In January of 2014, a part ruptured at the Country Club of Ithaca (Country Club) resulting in a water leak and property damage. The plaintiff in the action, the insurance company, was the subrogee of the Country Club, where the water leak occurred with significant property damage. Each of the defendants in the case performed some work in connection with a renovation project at the Country Club in the year 2004.