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benno
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Is there a statute of limitations on judgments?
I had a judgment filed on me in the end of 1995. It was for a karate school contract, I had moved away. The contract said that if a membership school wasn't within a certain radius of my house, it was null & void. The attorney handling the judgment (for the Karate school) asked me to fax a copy of a power bill from my new residence. After doing so I was under the impression it was never going to go to court. Long story short, he took it to court.
After a judgment is filed, is there anyway to take it back to court?
I had a judgment filed on me in the end of 1995. It was for a karate school contract, I had moved away. The contract said that if a membership school wasn't within a certain radius of my house, it was null & void. The attorney handling the judgment (for the Karate school) asked me to fax a copy of a power bill from my new residence. After doing so I was under the impression it was never going to go to court. Long story short, he took it to court.
After a judgment is filed, is there anyway to take it back to court?