Posted by nickeisha on Thursday, April 3, 2008 at 8:56pm.
http://www.securitieslaw.com/statutes.html
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Many, but not all, statutes of limitation may be subject to equitable "tolling". This "tolling" means that the clock on the limitation time period will not start to tick until the customer discovers or reasonably should have discovered the fraud. Tolling (or not starting the clock) may often be appropriate where the customer has continued to rely upon the broker for a long period after the initial investment and the broker continues to conceal the wrongdoing.
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