Abrams v. Citizens Building & Loan Ass'n

How courts have described this case

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• continuing course of conduct doctrine did not apply when plaintiff failed to establish that ‘‘the alleged violation continued to evolve’’ after initial wrong committed
• applying statute of limitations for negligence to claims of negligent arrest
• plaintiff-arrestee “neither pleaded nor produced any evidence of a special relationship” between himself and police defendants
• plaintiff-arrestee “neither pleaded nor produced any evidence of a special relationship” between himself and police defendants
• plaintiff’s bare assertions that defendant fraudulently concealed facts necessary to support plaintiff’s cause of action, without admissible evidence, insufficient to raise genuine issue of material fact required for tolling statute of limitations under fraudulent concealment doctrine

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).