Hexcel Corporation v. Ineos Polymers, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Hawaii’s “statute of limitations may be 22 tolled if the defendant fraudulently concealed the existence of a cause of action in such a way that the plaintiff, acting as a reasonable person, did not know of its existence.”
• “[D]eclarations not based on personal knowledge are inadmissible and cannot raise a genuine issue of material fact.”
• “[D]eclarations not based on personal knowledge are inadmissible and cannot raise a genuine issue of material fact.”
• “Declarations 16 must be made with personal knowledge; declarations not based on personal knowledge are 17 inadmissible and cannot raise a genuine issue of material fact.”
• “[The plaintiff] carries the burden of1 pleading and proving fraudulent concealment.”
• “A statute of 24 limitations may be tolled if the defendant fraudulently concealed the existence of a cause 25 of action in such a way that the plaintiff, acting as a reasonable person, did not know of its 26 existence.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).