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Johnie B. Marcum v. Richmond Auto Parts
1971.IN.30186; 270 N.E.2D 884; 149 IND. APP. 120
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The action below under the former rules of procedure was for damages based upon the alleged negligence of one of defendant companys employees. Defendant filed its answer in two paragraphs, the first of which was in substance a denial. The second paragraph of answer sought to interpose the two-year statute of limitations applicable to personal injury cases as a bar to plaintiffs cause of action. Plaintiff filed his reply in which he asserted that the statute of limitations could not be successfully raised by defendant for the reason that defendants agents fraudulently induced him into not consulting an attorney or doing any other act to protect his rights until after the expiration of the two-year