Howard v. Mendez

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• concluding that \common sense requires tolling of the limitations period when a litigant's right to file suit depends on the timely conduct of the opposing party's agent in assisting in the exhaustion of mandatory administrative remedies\
• concluding that “common sense requires tolling of the limitations period when a litigant’s right to file suit depends on the timely conduct of the opposing party’s agent in assisting in the exhaustion of mandatory administrative remedies”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).