Santanna Natural Gas Corp. and Women's Natural Gas Corp. v. Hamon Operating Co.

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• \Determining what a reasonable person would have done or should have known are normally questions of fact.\
• \Determining what a reasonable person would have done or should have known are normally questions of fact.\
• “Determining what a reasonable person would have done or should have known are normally questions of fact.”
• “We therefore hold that affirmative misrepresentations can support a fraudulent concealment defense to a statute of limitations bar even in the absence of a duty to disclose.”
• \We therefore hold that affirmative misrepresentations can support a fraudulent concealment defense to a statute of limitations bar even in the absence of a duty to disclose.\
• \We therefore hold that affirmative misrepresentations can support a fraudulent concealment defense to a statute of limitations bar even in the absence of a duty to disclose.\

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