Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 4/5/1947

Stetson v. French

Citations

321 Mass. 195
72 N.E.2d 410
173 A.L.R. 569
1947 Mass. LEXIS 600

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

recognizing that “an omission may be considered an affirmative act in cases where there exists an affirmative duty of disclosure”
stating that in a breach of contract action, fraudulent concealment delays the start of the limitations period
“cause of action is not concealed from one who has knowledge of the facts that create it”
\a cause of action is not concealed from one who has knowledge of the facts that create it\
“mere failure to reveal may be fraudulent where there is a duty to reveal”
“mere failure to reveal may be fraudulent where there is a duty to reveal”

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Stetson v. French
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine· 1839-07-15

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