Hollander, Jacque v. Brown, James

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• holding under a broader Illinois equitable estoppel doctrine that a threat of murder is neither a misrepresentation nor a concealment of evidence
• stating that dismissal may be appropriate when “the plaintiff effectively pleads herself out of court by alleging facts that are sufficient to establish the defense.”
• “[A] federal complaint does not fail to state a claim simply because it omits facts that would defeat a statute of limitations defense.”

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