· 5/3/2005
Benjamin v. Union Carbide Corp.
Citations
- 873 A.2d 463
- 162 Md. App. 173
- 2005 Md. App. LEXIS 48
How courts have described this case
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- actual knowledge in context of discovery rule may be implied from circumstantial evidence
- “For a survival action to lie, there is no requirement that the injuries sustained by the decedent be the cause of death, thus, death is irrelevant to the cause of action.”
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Judges: Murphy, Hollander, Eyler
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