Mayotte v. Bauer
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Anthony F. Shaheen, J.
I have again reviewed the papers in defendant Dr. Bauer’s above-captioned motion for summary judgment, as well as my notes from the oral argument and the applicable law.
The defendant Dr. Bauer asserts that plaintiff’s action is time barred because his last contact with the plaintiff was her annual exam on June 14, 1979, more than two and one-half years before he was served with the summons and complaint on February 19, 1982. The plaintiff opposes summary judgment claiming that her action was commenced within one year of discovery that her intrauterine…
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