Thomas Kaiser v. William Cahn

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• holding that tolling was inappropriate where the plaintiff had almost three years in which to file, but tolling would be proper if, for example, plaintiff had only ten days
• legal and practical difficulties faced by plaintiff in instituting and prosecuting civil rights claim influence federal court’s determination of accrual date and applicability of state tolling provisions in a way facilitating federal suit
• legal and practical difficulties faced by plaintiff in instituting and prosecuting civil rights claim influence federal court's determination of accrual date and applicability of state tolling provisions in a way facilitating federal suit
• claim was tolled during imprisonment construing New York laws to that effect
• state suspension rule applied in federal civil rights action
• N.Y. limitations for liability based on statute

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