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032766P.pdf   07/16/2004  Building Erection  v.  JLG
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  03-2766
   Western District of Missouri   
Civil case - torts. Plaintiff's cause of action for damages suffered when two cranes malfunctioned accrued when the accidents took place, as the damages were sustained and capable of ascertainment under Missouri law when the incidents occurred; the causes of action did not accrue when plaintiff received its expert's metallurgical report regarding the likely cause of the accident; cause of action accrued in Missouri, where the malfunctions and damages occurred, and not in Kansas, where plaintiff had its headquarters, as a commercial entity is injured where its property is damaged; tort claims were subject to Missouri's five-year statute of limitations and not Kansas's two-year statute, and the district court erred in dismissing plaintiff's strict liability and negligence claims as time- barred; breach-of-warranty claims were time-barred. [PUBLISHED] [Bye, Author, with Lay and Smith, Circuit Judges]