Pasmear Inn v. General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corporation
1974.NY.40780 353 N.Y.S.2D 278; 44 A.D.2D 647
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Memorandum: There is a sufficient factual basis upon which a jury may determine that the conduct of the defendants adjuster lulled plaintiff into believing that his claim would ultimately be processed and that reliance on this sense of security caused a forebearance to sue. Plaintiffs admitted lack of knowledge as to the existence of the 12-month limitation period is not inconsistent with this conclusion. A finding of estoppel rests upon proof of reliance and forebearance to sue, which factors may be present even absent knowledge that a deadline is superimposed upon plaintiffs judicial remedy.