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· 5/22/1961

Moreno v. New York Central Railroad

Citations

  • 366 U.S. 928
  • 81 S. Ct. 1651
  • 6 L. Ed. 2d 389
  • 1961 U.S. LEXIS 1122

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  • explaining that the operative date on which the RICO statute of limitations began to run is when a plaintiff learns of the wrong, not the date on which it sustained the loss
  • affirming summary judgment for defendants on statute of limitations grounds because the plaintiffs were placed on inquiry notice upon \their receipt of the 1978 annual report and the general partner's September 1979 letter\
  • affirming summary judgment for defendants on statute of limitations grounds because the plaintiffs were placed on inquiry notice upon “their receipt of the 1978 annual report and the general partner’s September 1979 letter”
  • \[T]he extent to which a plaintiff used reasonable diligence is tested by an objective standard.\
  • where investors received annual report that should have alerted them to fraud, no due diligence when they subsequently failed to investigate
  • where investors received annual report that should have alerted them to fraud, no due diligence when they subsequently failed to investigate

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