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Mackey v. McDannald

No. 190671Supreme Court of Virginia

190671 Mackey v. McDannald 05/28/2020 In an action by the estates of three deceased partners in a lawfirm against a former partner for conversion of shares of stock owned by the former firm, Code § 8.01-229(D)…

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190671 Mackey v. McDannald 05/28/2020 In an action by the estates of three deceased partners in a lawfirm against a former partne…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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October 4, 2026
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May 28, 2020
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190671 Mackey v. McDannald 05/28/2020 In an action by the estates of three deceased partners in a lawfirm against a former partner for conversion of shares of stock owned by the former firm, Code § 8.01-229(D) tolled the running of the statute of limitations because the defendant committed an obstructive act with the intent to obstruct a future plaintiff's filing of an action -- regardless of whether the cause of action had accrued at the time of the obstructive act. Here, the defendant's misrepresentation to an attorney working with the executor of one of the deceased partner's estates that the stock was worthless was sufficient to toll the statute of limitations as to that party until the…

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