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CPLR 202: When Cause of Action Accrues in Another Jurisdiction Longer New York Statute of Limitations Will Not Apply if Plaintiff Is Only a Domiciliary and Not a Resident

Anthony J. Cornicello

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Key concepts: Plaintiff, Cause of action, Statute, Jurisdiction, Action (physics), Law, Law and economics, Political science

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