Merrill v. Reville

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• holding that to establish fraudulent concealment plaintiff must show that physician had actual knowledge of the allegedly concealed fact and that he concealed it from plaintiff
• holding that to establish fraudulent concealment plaintiff must show that physician had actual knowledge of the allegedly concealed fact and that he concealed it from plaintiff
• on appeal, cannot raise, as a question of law, the sufficiency of evidence to support claim, absent motion for directed verdict on claim

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