Guaranty Trust Co. v. Kingscote Realty Corp.

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• proof of repudiation required to start running of statute of limitations when plaintiff seeks to compel an accounting
• “[t]he statutory period ... does not begin to run until the administrator has openly repudiated his obligation to administer the estate.”
• quoted in Valle v. Joint Plumbing Indus. Bd., 623 F.2d 196, 202 n. 10 (2d Cir.1980)
• mere listing in letter of administration by administrator of estate that he is the sole distributee is not sufficient to constitute repudiation of trust so as to commence running of statute of limitations
• in an action by a beneficiary of a decedent’s estate against the administrator of that estate, holding that the limitations period begins to run upon the fiduciary’s repudiation of his obligation to administer the estate

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