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· 6/3/1987

Schmidt v. Proctor & Gamble

Citations

  • 227 Mont. 171
  • 741 P.2d 382
  • 1987 Mont. LEXIS 896

How courts have described this case

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  • employer has no affirmative duty to inform claimant of right to file claim
  • “Questions of estoppel can arise in various ways through actions of the employer. The employee can be lulled into inaction. The employer can take positive action which either prevents a claimant from filing a timely claim or leads him reasonably to believe he does not need to file a claim.”

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Judges: Harrison, Turnage, Weber, Sheehy, Gulbrandson, Hunt

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