"CALIFORNIA PERSONAL INJURY STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS: The Modern Tort and the Judicial Abandonment of an Archaic Doctrine" by Steven J. Andre

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CALIFORNIA PERSONAL INJURY STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS: The Modern Tort and the Judicial Abandonment of an Archaic Doctrine

Santa Clara Law Review (1987)

Steven J. Andre

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Abstract

Analysis of the judicial erosion of legislative efforts to impose timelines on plaintiffs seeking relief for injuries in light of the development of the modern tort in California.

Keywords

27 Santa Clara L.Rev. 657,
personal injury statutes of limitations "delayed discovery""equitable tolling""equitable estoppel"

Disciplines

Civil Procedure

Publication Date

Fall 1987

Citation Information

Steven J. Andre. "CALIFORNIA PERSONAL INJURY STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS: The Modern Tort and the Judicial Abandonment of an Archaic Doctrine" Santa Clara Law Review Vol. 27 Iss. 4 (1987)
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