Allmond v. Young

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the plaintiffs were on notice of the basis for their claims even though they later learned of subsequent events that also supported their claims
• noting that “mere silence or a failure to disclose ... will not toll the statute of limitation for fraud where the information was open and available” (punctuation omitted)
• once defendant established that limitations period has run, burden shifts to plaintiff to present some evidence of tolling
• once defendant established that limitation period has run, burden shifts to plaintiff to present some evidence of tolling
• “[M]ere silence or a failure to disclose . . . will not toll the statute of limitation for fraud where the information was open and available.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).