City of Brooksville v. HERNANDO CTY.

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• holding that continuing settlement negotiations, “if infected with an element of deception, may create an estoppel”
• noting that, in the absence of deception, ongoing settlement negotiations do not toll the statute of limitations
• observing that “[w]hile continuing negotiations regarding settlement do not ‘toll’ the running of a statute of limitations, such negotiations, if infected with an element of deception, may create an estoppel”
• “While continuing negotiations regarding settlement do not 'toll’ the running of a statute of limitation, such negotiations, if infected with an element of deception, may create an estoppel. This is true even subsequent to the 1975 enactment of subsection (2

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