How a trustee’s unwarranted and open repudiation of the trust could result in the time barring of a breach-of-trust action brought later against the trustee

In the case of a breach of trust, it is a principle of equity that the laches period, or the applicable statute of limitations period, as the case may be, does not commence to run against the beneficiary until the trustee “openly” makes the beneficiary aware that the trustee is “repudiating” his fiduciary duty not to be in breach of trust.
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