Modern Roofing & Metal Works, Inc. v. Owen

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• noting that tolling assertions raised and decided in prior appeal of the grant of summary judgment were the law of the case that would control the same assertions raised in an amended complaint on remand
• plaintiff's \admittedly weak\ allegation that he was \unable to manage the ordinary affairs of his life\ due to depression resulting from the defendant's acts sufficient to invoke tolling provision
• plaintiffs “admittedly weak” allegation that he was “unable to manage the ordinary affairs of his life” due to depression resulting from the defendant’s acts sufficient to invoke tolling provision
• plaintiff’s claim that he was “unable to manage the ordinary affairs of his life” due to depression resulting from medical problems and job-related stress sufficed to invoke the tolling provisions of O.C.G.A. § 9-3-90

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