T & N Plc v. Fred S. James & Co. Of New York, Inc.

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• stating that under New York law, \nominal damages are always available for breach of contract.\
• promissory note containing permanent waiver of statute of limitations, void as contrary to public policy
• promissory note containing permanent waiver of statute of limitations, void as contrary to public policy
• plaintiff must allege facts indicating that defendant wrongfully induced plaintiff to refrain from commencing its suit
• “[T]he [New York] Court of Appeals . . . has declined to adopt an accrual-at-injury rule, even where breach and damages are not simultaneous.”
• in light of GOL §17-103(1) and the Bayridge decision, standstill agreement invalid and unenforceable to extend statute of limitations for contract claim

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