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Eatman v. Goodson

Citations

  • 78 So. 2d 625
  • 262 Ala. 242
  • 1954 Ala. LEXIS 571

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the basic principle of prescription is not the mere lapse of time, but the lapse of time within which no recognition of a subsisting and continuing right or obligation appears
  • observing Merrill `repudiated' the belief `that lack of notice would prevent the running of the prescriptive period'

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Judges: Simpson, Livingston, Stakely, Clayton, Goodwyn

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