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Second Circuit· 4/21/1989

Stone v. Williams

Citations

  • 873 F.2d 620
  • 1989 WL 39850

How courts have described this case

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  • “One form of prejudice is the decreased ability of the defendants to vindicate themselves that results from the death of witnesses or on account of fading memories or stale evidence.”
  • “Laches is not imposed as a bar to suit simply because a plaintiff’s delay is found unexcused; it must also be determined whether the defendants have been prejudiced as a result of that delay.”
  • delay of six years in bringing action not unreasonable

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Judges: Cardamone, Graafeiland, Pierce

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