Second Circuit· 3/29/1993

Menowitz v. Brown

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991 F.2d 36

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holding that the statute of limitations in a securities fraud ease runs from the date of the discovery of the facts underlying the alleged violation, and discovery includes inquiry and actual notice
holding, in the context of a motion to dismiss, that because the test of inquiry notice is objective, “a court’s determination that the information available to a plaintiff in a given instance should (or should not
“[A] transferee federal court should apply its interpretations of federal law, not the constructions of the transferor circuit.”
“[A] transferee court applies the substantive state law, including choice-of-law rules, of the jurisdiction in which the action was filed.”
“until the Supreme Court speaks, the federal circuit courts are under duties to arrive at their own determinations of the merits of federal questions presented to them”

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