Noble v. Yorke

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• holding absent specific statutory provision, there is no rule of law which in general exempts statutory rights and defenses from the operation of the doctrine of equitable estoppel
• \equitable estoppel may be applied `where the representations of one party reasonably lead another to believe in a certain state of affairs... .'\

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