· 2/26/1982
Snyder v. Penn Central Transportation Co.
Citations
- 442 A.2d 300
- 296 Pa. Super. 69
- 1982 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3537
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- holding defendant employer was equitably estopped from asserting statute of limitations defense in FELA action where employer's doctors misdiagnosed plaintiff's injury
- whether a plaintiff receives independent legal or medical advice, and his ability to understand the release, are additional factors in determining its validity
- whether a plaintiff receives independent legal or medical advice, and his ability to understand the release, are additional factors in determining its validity
- “Though a mistake as to future fact is insufficient to avoid a release ..., a mistake as to the present nature of the injury will be grounds for avoiding it.”
- “Though a mistake as to future fact is insufficient to avoid a release ..., a mistake as to the present nature of the injury will be grounds for avoiding it.”
- “In a F.E.L.A. case, federal rather than state law governs____”
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