· 10/6/1975
Nial Ruth Cox v. A. M. Stanton, M.D.
Citations
- 529 F.2d 47
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the time of accrual under a civil rights action is a question of federal law and that occurs when a plaintiff knows of the injury or has reason to know of the injury that is the basis for the action
- section 1983 action for forced sterilization; limitations period began only when plaintiff learned that the operation was permanent
- action for damages brought against the County of Washington for deprivation of complainant’s thirteenth and fourteenth amendment rights
- where statute against which declaratory judgment was sought was no longer in effect, claim for declaratory judgment was moot
- “The time of accrual of a civil rights action is a question of federal law.”
- “The time of accrual of a civil rights action is a question of federal law.”
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