Mid-State Trust, II v. Wright

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• defining laches as neglect in bringing a claim for an unreasonable period that results in material prejudice to the opposing party and stating whether laches applies is highly fact-specific, \so each case must be judged on its own merits\
• party asserting laches must show it has been materially prejudiced by other party’s delay

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