[U] Flanagan V. Federal Savings And Loan Insurance Corp‪.‬

The district court approved a settlement agreement, and in its judgment dismissing the claims it retained jurisdiction over all matters arising out of the settlement agreement. Years later, after unsuccessfully attempting to litigate matters in the state courts, plaintiffs filed a supplemental complaint in the district court alleging violations of the settlement agreement. The causes of action are for breach of contract, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent injury, and fraud. The district court declined to apply the ten-year statute of limitations for an action on a judgment and dismissed the supplemental complaint as barred by the statute of limitations applicable to each individual cause of action.