· 3/16/2022
Curtis Lewis Brown v. the State of Texas
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- Noting discovery rule applies “where a wrongdoer concealed the existence of a cause of action through some affirmative act done with the intent to deceive”
- The “‘inherently unknowable’ standard is no different from and is used interchangeably with the ‘knew or should have known’ standard.” (citing Williams v. Ely, 423 Mass. 467, 473 n.7 (1996))
- establishing a warranty of habitability in Massachusetts
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