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his equitable fraud has provented him from commencing his causo of action. The teat of equitable fraud is stated in Partrick Ve Oroves and the Vost Jereoy Reilroed case, both supra. In this the plaintirr contende that the testimony tenda to show: "1. An omission which involvos a bronoh of legal duty. An omission which involves a bronch of cont Mance justly repored (found in the that as e metter of lew the servent 1a entitled to assumo that his nester has exercised due anzo to fulfill the obligations imposed upon hin by low, Louterita Ve Ice Consumers Coes and found also In the thet that 68 a or squity it is a fraud to net as the defendant 61d vherever there exiets in thot a rolationship in which este fidence is repoand on one sión with e remalting superiority on the other side. Pomeroy Bg. Da 2039, es quoted at page 17 of the trial briefe) "3. An amission which involves a bronoh or legal and equitable duties, and by which undue and unconsciontious advantage is sought to be takon." The plaintire furthor contende that the evidenae requires a finding that the defendent is not entitled to use the statute of limititions as a defense on the following grounds: "1. Actual fraud, consisting of concesment of material fnots when there wes a duty to dia- close theme *2. Squitable estogpel, found in (a) Actual knowledge closuzo of material tnots when a duty to disolose them existed. (b) Imputed knowledge of mtorial Tacts and under the name circunstendes. (o) Prominate qausation within the meaning of the rule stated in Partrick V. Groves and the other thorities, as set forth in the trinl brief. "3. Constructive fraud, found in (a) Actual knowledge and non-dis- closure of material faots when a duty to disclose them existod. (b) Imputed knowledge of material Taota and non-disolosure under the asme (o) Proximate eausation vl thin the meening of the rule stated in Partrick V. Groves and the other authorities, as sot forth in the trinl brief."

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