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· 3/10/2022

Richard C. Carter v. Raymond Leroy Eiser and Tamara Bauman Eiser

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  • holding that equitable tolling is available only when plaintiff is “excusably ignorant” or when defendant “affirmatively misled” plaintiff
  • \Equitable tolling is available in circumstances in which the plaintiff is excusably ignorant about the [300 day] filing period ... or where the defendant or the MCAD has affirmatively misled the plaintiff\
  • available for excusable ignorance or where defendant affirmatively misled plaintiff
  • available for “excusable ignoran[ce]” or where defendant “affirmatively misled” plaintiff
  • available for “excusable ignoran[ce]” or where defendant “affirmatively misled” plaintiff

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