· 5/2/2002
Indiana Real Estate Commission v. Ackman
Citations
- 766 N.E.2d 1269
- 2002 Ind. App. LEXIS 672
- 2002 WL 827458
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- noting that the appellee was not prejudiced by the appellant's delay in moving forward on an administrative complaint because the appel-lee did not alter his behavior in reliance on appellant's delay
- again providing that extreme unfairness occurs where the public interest would be threatened by the government’s conduct
- laches did not apply where IREC filed the complaint one year after discovering the violation
- mere inconvenience is insufficient to establish prejudice in asserting laches
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Judges: Friedlander, Brook, Sharpnack
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