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· 7/17/1969

Russell Morton Brown v. Edward Oliver Lamb and Dispatch, Inc.

Citations

  • 414 F.2d 1210
  • 134 U.S. App. D.C. 314
  • 1969 U.S. App. LEXIS 11460

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  • holding that there could be no tolling because \[n]o person ... could reasonably rely on the representations allegedly made by or on behalf of\ the defendants
  • holding that there could be no tolling -because “[n]o person ... could reasonably rely on the representations allegedly made by or on behalf of’ the defendants
  • estoppel turned on whether appellant Brown was lulled into inaction by the informal oral assurances and requests not to sue of appellee Lamb which allegedly continued over a period of several years
  • noting the ancient history of the rule

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Judges: Bazelon, McGOWAN, Per Curiam, Tamm

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