HRS §674-17
Right to sue for individual claims
This section lets an individual whose trust claim was reviewed by a panel and rejected by the legislature sue in state court for actual damages from a breach of trust that happened between 1959 and 1988. You must file a written rejection with the panel by a certain deadline, and you cannot sue before a certain date.
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The statute, as written — Right to sue, individual claims
(a) An aggrieved individual claimant shall have the right to bring an action, in accordance with this part, in the circuit courts of the State for recovery of actual damages suffered by the claimant arising out of or resulting from a breach of trust which occurred between August 21, 1959, to June 30, 1988; provided that no action shall be filed until after October 1, 1997. (b) "Aggrieved individual claimant", as used in this section, means an individual claimant whose claim was reviewed by the panel under this chapter and who has filed, no later than October 1, 1999, a written notice with the panel that the claimant does not accept the action taken by the legislature in regular session upon the claim. Any claimant who fails to file a written notice rejecting the action of the legislature upon the claim shall be deemed to have accepted the action taken by the legislature.
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