Massachusetts Appeals Court· 11/21/2005

Vinci v. Byers

Citations

65 Mass. App. Ct. 135
837 N.E.2d 1140
2005 Mass. App. LEXIS 1093
2005 WL 3078862

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stating that appreciable harm is “injury, loss, or detriment that is capable of being measures or perceived”
if facts regarding discovery are disputed, then question of when cause of action accrued is question of fact
party opposing summary judgment may not create disputed issue of fact by submitting affidavit that contradicts his earlier sworn testimony
“Although the question when the cause of action accrued typically presents a question of fact, when the facts regarding discovery of harm are undisputed, the question may be decided as a matter of law.”

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