· 5/17/2002
Moseke v. Miller and Smith, Inc.
Citations
- 202 F. Supp. 2d 492
- 2002 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9168
- 2002 WL 1041106
How courts have described this case
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- finding that the continuing effects of the design and construction of a non-FHA compliant housing complex did not constitute a continuing violation
- finding that the continuing effects of the design and construction of a non-FHA compliant housing complex did not constitute a continuing violation
- “[An] FHA non-compliant building which contains inaccessible fea- tures to disabled persons is more akin to a continuing effect rather than a continuing violation under the FHA.”
- “[An] FHA non-compliant building which contains inaccessible fea- tures to disabled persons is more akin to a continuing effect rather than a continuing violation under the FHA.”
- “If the mere existence of a FHA non-compliant building is a continuing violation under the FHA then there is no limitations period on a disability discrimination claim involving design and construction.”
- distinguishing between the defendant’s acts and their continuing effects
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Judges: Lee
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