· 11/13/2006
Armstrong v. Garcia
Citations
- 211 F. App'x 556
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- noting that the parties do not dispute that Connecticut’s personal injury statute of limitations applies to Title VI claim
- “Section 52–577 of the Connecticut General Statutes . . . has apparently never been held by an appellate court of Connecticut to be subject to the doctrine of equitable tolling. Instead, section 52–577 has been labeled a statute of repose.”
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Judges: Clifton, Gould, Leayy
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