Farra v. State Board of Agriculture

How courts have described this case

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• analyzing separately whether the discovery rule or fraudulent concealment was adequately pled, and applying heightened requirements only to the claim of fraudulent concealment
• distinguishing between fraudulent concealment doctrine embodied in § 5-203 and common-law discovery rule
• “A claim of civil conspiracy . . . shares a statute of limitations with the underlying tort.”
• “[F]actual determinations [as to the date of accrual] are generally made by the trier of fact and are not decided by the court as a matter of law.”

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