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· 12/2/1986

Nature Preserve, Inc. v. Board of Assessors

Citations

  • 398 Mass. 1009
  • 500 N.E.2d 794
  • 1986 Mass. LEXIS 1587

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  • holding that a defendant is “deprive[d] of the aid of the statute [of limitations],” where “by his own fraudulent acts and representations, has allayed all reasonable suspicion of his original fraud, and thus attempted to obtain an unconscientious advantage, by lapse of time”

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