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Personal Loan 13 yrs old, never repaid, can I sue?

Answered 7 years and 6 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
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Anybody can sue for anything, but your case appears weak.  The question is when was repayment due?  If it was due to be repaid 10 years ago, your case woudl be pretty weak (the statute of limitations for breach of contract, which generally runs from the date of the breach, would have passed) but still not hopeless because (a) sometimes statutes of limitations can be extended if, for example, the other person acknowledged their indebtedness to you since the limitations period ran, or if they somehow concealed the fact that they hadn't paid, etc.... Read Answer
Anybody can sue for anything, but your case appears weak.  The question is when was repayment due?  If it was due to be repaid 10 years... Read Answer

Summons

Answered 13 years and 4 months ago by Matthew R. Nahrgang (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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Generally, when a party is served, that is proof he was served for all.  The burden shifts to him to prove he did not recieve everything in the package. 
Generally, when a party is served, that is proof he was served for all.  The burden shifts to him to prove he did not recieve everything in the... Read Answer

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