Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 3/15/1994
McCollum v. D'Arcy
Citations
- 138 N.H. 285
- 638 A.2d 797
- 1994 N.H. LEXIS 16
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- noting that although discovery rule applied to toll statute of limitations, proponent of recovered memory still bore burden to validate phenomenon of memory repression itself and admissibility of evidence flowing therefrom
- noting that although discovery rule applied to toll statute of limitations, proponent of recovered memory still bore burden to validate phenomenon of memory repression itself and admissibility of evidence flowing therefrom
- noting that although discovery rule applied to toll statute of limitations, the proponent of recovered memory still bore “the burden ... to validate the phenomenon of memory repression itself and the admissibility of evidence flowing therefrom”
- guoting Heath v. Sears, Roebuck & C o ., 123 N.H. 512, 523-24, 464 A.2d 288, 294 (1983)
- issue decided on discovery rule grounds; therefore, court need not address fraudulent concealment argument
- although “arise” and “accrue” are not synonymous, “these two events often occur simultaneously”
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20 cases in this archive cite this case.
- S.V. v. R.V.Texas Supreme Court· 1996-03-14· cited 816×
- Doe v. RoeArizona Supreme Court· 1998-04-07· cited 160×
- Logerquist v. DanforthCourt of Appeals of Arizona· 1996-10-03· cited 84×
- Moriarty v. Garden Sanctuary Church of GodSupreme Court of South Carolina· 2000-06-26· cited 81×
- Farris v. ComptonDistrict of Columbia Court of Appeals· 1994-12-29· cited 74×
- Conrad v. HazenSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1995-09-27· cited 44×
- State v. HungerfordSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1997-07-01· cited 36×
- Keshishian v. CMC RadiologistsSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1997-07-15· cited 34×
- Moriarty v. Garden Sanctuary Church of GodCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 1999-01-18· cited 19×
- Glines v. BrukSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1995-08-22· cited 17×
- McCreary v. WeastWyoming Supreme Court· 1999-01-25· cited 12×
- Dobe v. Commissioner, New Hampshire Department of Health & Human ServicesSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 2002-02-22· cited 8×
- Sv v. RvTexas Supreme Court· 1996-11-15· cited 7×
- Maness v. GordonAlaska Supreme Court· 2014-03-21· cited 4×
- Fothergill v. Seabreeze Condominiums at Hampton Ass'nSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1996-06-06· cited 4×
- Taylor v. LitteerD. New Hampshire· 1996-05-16· cited 1×
- Taylor v. LitteerD. New Hampshire· 1996-06-26
- Duguay v. Androscoggin Valley Hosp.D. New Hampshire· 1996-01-25
- Cummings v. BartlettD. New Hampshire· 1997-06-19
- Cummings v. BartlettD. New Hampshire· 1996-01-23
Cites
12 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Tyson v. TysonWashington Supreme Court· 1986-10-30· cited 106×
- Raymond v. Eli Lilly & Co.Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1977-02-28· cited 103×
- State v. CresseySupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1993-07-15· cited 94×
- Heath v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1983-07-18· cited 91×
- Lakeman v. LaFranceSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1959-12-01· cited 55×
- Meiers-Post v. SchaferMichigan Court of Appeals· 1988-07-19· cited 53×
- Shillady v. Elliot Community HospitalSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1974-05-31· cited 44×
- Rowe v. John DeereSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1987-10-15· cited 40×
- French v. R. S. Audley, Inc.Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1983-07-13· cited 22×
- McKee v. RiordanSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1976-11-30· cited 15×
- Waid v. Ford Motor Co.Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 1984-10-26· cited 14×
- Stanley v. WalshSupreme Court of New Hampshire· 1986-10-03· cited 4×
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