Hunter v. Hansen (In Re Hansen)

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• noting that § 546(a) extends the state limitations period when the trustee is proceeding under § 544(b), using the status of an unsecured creditor who could have brought the action when the petition was filed
• “Traditionally, the accrual of a cause of action is tolled by the equitable tolling doctrine when a plaintiff can demonstrate the fraudulent concealment of critical facts.”
• “... § 108(a) cannot be utilized by the Trustee because he is not 'standing in the shoes’ of the Debtor. ■ Instead, his [c]omplaint is brought under § 544(b), which gives a trustee the status of an actual unsecured creditor. Accordingly, § 108(a

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