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012377P.pdf   03/13/2002  Daniel Rademeyer  v.  Michael R. Farris
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  01-2377
                          and No:  01-2456
   Eastern District of Missouri   
   Civil case - fraud. Because a controlling shareholder owes 
   a fiduciary duty to a minority shareholders, plaintiff's fraud 
   claim did not accrue under Missouri law until he had 
   obtained actual notice of the facts constituting the fraud; 
   since current suit was commenced within five years of actual 
   discovery, it was not barred by the applicable statute of 
   limitations, and case remanded for further proceedings; 
   district court correctly determined Missouri Revised 
   Statute Section 516.200 violates the Commerce Clause, 
   and the court correctly dismissed a claim for breach of 
   fiduciary duty as time-barred.