073225P.pdf   03/11/2009  Highway Sales  v.  Blue Bird Corporation
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  07-3225
   U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota - Minneapolis   
   [PUBLISHED] [Riley, Author, with Wollman and Beam, Circuit Judges]
   Civil case. In case alleging the Recreational Vehicle plaintiff Oren
   purchased was defective, the district court erred in granting defendant
   summary judgment on Oren's claim for breach of express warranties on
   the ground the claim was time-barred, as there was a genuine issue of
   material fact regarding the date Oren knew or should have known
   defendant was unable to maintain the RV as warranted; district court did
   not err in finding the time for filing a claim for breach of implied
   warranties had expired and that Oren had failed to show he was entitled
   to equitable tolling; a plaintiff who passes his "lemon" off to another
   consumer before trial cannot pursue a claim under Minnesota's Lemon
   Law; the district court erred in granting defendants' motion for summary
   judgment on Oren's revocation of acceptance claims against Blue Bird
   and Shorewood RV, as there was a genuine issue of material fact as to
   whether Oren effectively revoked acceptance as to Shorewood; assuming
   Oren's revocation of acceptance was effective against Shorewood, his
   resale of the RV did not constitute reacceptance. Judge Beam, concurring
   in part and dissenting in part.