Montana § 27-12-701 Tolling Of Statute Of Limitations

Montana Statutes

§ 27-12-701 — Tolling Of Statute Of Limitations

Montana § 27-12-701

Title 27CIVIL LIABILITY, REMEDIES, AND LIMITATIONS

Ch. 12MONTANA CHIROPRACTIC LEGAL PANEL ACT

Part 7Effect of Proceedings in Court Action -- Confidentiality

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Mont. Code Ann. § 27-12-701 (2026).

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27-12-701 . Tolling of statute of limitations.

(1)Upon receipt of an application by the director, the running of an applicable limitation period in a malpractice claim is tolled as to each chiropractic physician named as a party and as to each other person or entity named as a necessary or proper party for a court action that might subsequently arise out of the factual circumstances set forth in the application.

(2)The running of the applicable limitation period in a malpractice claim does not begin again until:

(a)30 days after an order of dismissal, with or without prejudice against refiling, is issued; or

(b)after the panel's final decision is entered in the permanent files of the panel and a copy is served upon the complainant or the complainant's attorney.

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27-12-701 . Tolling of statute of limitations. (1) Upon receipt of an application by the director, the running of an applicable limitation period in a malpractice claim is tolled as to each chiropractic physician named as a party and as to each other person or entity named as a necessary or proper party for a court action that might subsequently arise out of the factual circumstances set forth in the application.
(2) The running of the applicable limitation period in a malpractice claim does not begin again until:
(a) 30 days after an order of dismissal, with or without prejudice against refiling, is issued; or
(b) after the panel's final decision is entered in the permanent files of the panel and a copy is served upon the complainant or the complainant's attorney.