Shipman v. Horizon Corporation

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• only actual fraud involving moral turpitude tolls the statue of limitation; constructive fraud does not toll the statute
• “[s]ilence is treated as a continuation of the original actual fraud”
• \mere silence\ concerning the availability of the underlying action may be sufficient to toll the statute of limitation in a contract action if a relationship of trust and confidence between the parties gave rise to a duty to disclose
• “mere silence” concerning the availability of the underlying action may be sufficient to toll the statute of limitation in a contract action if a relationship of trust and confidence between the parties gave rise to a duty to disclose
• “debar vb. (15c) To 2 officially prohibit or exclude (someone

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).