Fassero v. Turigliatto

How courts have described this case

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• the relation-back doctrine applies where there is a misnomer but only applies in cases of mistaken identity under certain circumstances
• “[t]he most probative evidence of whom the plaintiff intended to sue is the party named in the complaint”
• the relation-back doctrine applies where there is a misnomer but only applies in cases of mistaken identity under certain circumstances
• one of the purposes of Rule 103(b) is to protect defendants from stale claims, thereby affording defendants a fair opportunity to investigate the circumstances while witnesses and facts are accessible
• one of the purposes of Rule 103(b) is to protect defendants from stale claims, thereby affording defendants a fair opportunity to investigate the circumstances while witnesses and facts are accessible
• one-week lapse between filing of complaint and notice complied with Rule 103(b)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).