[WSBAPT] Henington Case

[Marcus Fry]

Anyone see the Henington decision yet?  My first read seems to flip on its 
head SOL and creditor's claims in probates.  Apparently, Div 2 is of the 
opinion that SOL on a claim continues to run after a creditor's claim is 
filed even though there is no rejection of the claim.  It was my 
understanding from case law, that as long as the SOL had not run prior to 
death, essentially a new SOL is created, i.e., the 4 month (2 year for 
ascertainable creditors without notice) creditor filing period.

Richard:
I saw that you were involved in the case.  Can you shine any more light on 
this?


Marcus J. Fry
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