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This article argues that California courts should reject the doctrine of "inquiry notice" for statutes of limitation in securities fraud cases. Inquiry notice starts the statute of limitations when victims should have discovered the fraud through investigation, even if they were unaware of the fraud. The article asserts that inquiry notice unfairly rewards fraudulent actors, deters victims from seeking legal redress, and is not well-supported by the text or intent of the relevant California statute. The rec

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