Stoltz v. Friday

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• holding that the statute of limitations applicable to malpractice actions begins to run, in the absence of concealment of the wrong, when the negligence occurs, and not when it is discovered
• claim for fraud must be brought within tree year statute of limitations
• claim for fraud must be brought within tree year statute of limitations

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