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They have got to be kidding!
Either the debt collectors are smoking the ganga or dropping lsd ... but I would think that it is a clear cut go away letter. They must be fishing figuring the average sheeple would just roll over and accept..
I occasionally get nasty letters sent to my house that are for the son of the previous owner.. who has been dead (cancer) for over 5 years now. The debt portfolio buyers are fishing.. every once in a while they will get a bite.
Here are a few cites I found on the subject of limitations statutes.
If there is delay in sending notice of seizure to owner or holder of rights to property levied upon, statute of limitations for collection of tax after assessment will continue to run, rendering tax ultimately uncollectible. In re Dunne Trucking Co., 32 B.R. 182 (Bkrtcy. Iowa 1983).
Generally, the statute of limitations begins to run when an offense is completed. Toussie v. United States, 397 U.S. 112, 115 (1970)
For damage suits there is a “statute of limitations” which sets a deadline for how long you can wait, after the events occurred, before you start your suit. If your time runs out your case is “time-barred,” which means you will not be able to bring it. To meet a statute of limitations, you need to file your suit before the deadline. Owens v. Okure, 488 U.S. 235, 236 (1989).
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