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Conrad v. Hazen, et al., 93-C-01210 (Rockingham, Jun. 25, 1996)

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Topics: Discovery Rule, Dismissal, Expert Testimony, Fraudulent Concealment, Sexual Assault, Statute of Limitations

Case Information
Document Type: 
Opinion
Case name: 
Conrad v. Hazen, et al.
Docket Number: 
93-C-01210
Date: 
Jun 25 1996
Justice: 
McHugh, Kenneth R.
Jurisdiction: 
Rockingham

Inasmuch as the procedural history of this case is so unusual, it must be reviewed prior to the Court's ruling on the issues presented for determination. On September 2, 1993, the plaintiff brought suit against three defendants, Michael Hazen, Ralph Maxwell, and the Kingdom, Inc., on several legal theories as a result of her being sexually assaulted in June of 1977. She alleged that the assault was perpetrated by Defendant Hazen on property owned by Defendant The Kingdom, Inc., at a time when Defendant Maxwell was its minister.

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