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Utah Supreme Court

How do Utah courts determine if an entity is an instrumentality of the state?

GeoMetWatch Corp. v. Utah State Univ. Research Found.

September 12, 2018

Utah courts will apply ejusdem generis and noscitur a sociis principles to interpret catchall provisions in immunity statutes.

Administrative Appeals
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Utah Supreme Court

When must property owners file notice claims against government seizures?

Pinder v. Duchesne County Sheriff

October 22, 2020

Courts must strictly enforce the Governmental Immunity Act’s notice requirements and statute of limitations even for prolonged government retention of seized property.

Civil Appeals
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Constitutional Law

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