The OKLAHOMA CITY MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY, a public trust, and the trustees thereof, the City of Oklahoma City, a municipal corporation, and the Oklahoma City Municipal Facilities Authority, a public trust, and the trustees thereof, Appellants,
v.
HTB, INC., Interpace Corp., GHA Lock Joint, Inc., P.S.A.T., Inc., Phelps, Spitz, Ammerman & Thomas, Inc., Phelps & Spitz, Inc., Painter & Spitz, Inc., Brooks Collier, Ingram & Spitz, Inc., Frederick J. Spitz, Project Construction Co., the Concho Co., Brewer Construction Co., PCB, a joint venture, and the Benham Group, Inc., RGDC, Inc., LRB & Associates, Inc., and Metro Water Consultants, Appellees.
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December 20, 1988.
As Corrected January 5 and January 13, 1989.
As Corrected March 6, 1989.
As Corrected on Denial of Rehearing March 9, 1989.
Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
L. Gene Gist, Sally E. Scott, Chris A. Pearson, Andrews, Davis, Legg, Bixler, Milsten & Murrah, Oklahoma City, for appellants Oklahoma City Mun. Imp. Authority.
Craig B. Keith, Diane D. Huckins, Asst. Mun. Counselors, Oklahoma City, for appellants Oklahoma City Mun. Authority and the City of Oklahoma City.
Kenneth McKinney, McKinney, Stringer & Webster, Oklahoma City, for appellees Interpace Corp. and GHA Lock Joint, Inc.
Kent E. Mast, G. Lee Garrett, Jr., Hansell & Post, Atlanta, Ga., for appellees Interpace Corp.
John B. Hayes, Looney, Nichols, Johnson & Hayes, Oklahoma City, for appellees HTB, Inc.
Ben L. Burdick, Arthur F. Hoge, III, Crowe & Dunlevy, Oklahoma City, for appellees PSA & T, Inc. and Spitz, et al.
Don Hamilton, Oklahoma City, for appellee LRB & Associates, Inc.
Ben T. Lampkins, Lampkin, Wolfe & McCaffrey & Tawwater, Oklahoma City, for appellee Metro Water Consultants.
John R. Couch, Hugh A. Baysinger, J. Roger Hurt, Pierce, Couch, Hendrickson, Johnston & Baysinger, Oklahoma City, for defendant Benham Group.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma.
SUMMERS, Justice.
Plaintiffs/appellants1 seek certiorari to resolve the question of whether statutes of limitation operate to bar their actions for recovery of damages allegedly caused by defendants' negligent design and construction of part of a municipal water system. Although numerous issues were raised before the trial court and the Court of Appeals, and were properly preserved in plaintiffs...
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