[CLBS] Statute of Limitations

[Susan R. Wilson]

I have had a title company not put a deed of trust on a commitment because it was no longer enforceable under the SOL. This was several years ago.  

Susan

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> On Apr 17, 2015, at 3:29 PM, TJ Angstman <tj at angstman.com> wrote:
> 
> I am not sure the QT will work in every district court.  If there are decisions from around the state I'd love to see them.  We have a case now where the chapter 7 trustee "inherited" property subject to one of these and have not found a way to remove it with a QT.  In fact I think we found local DC decision not willing to remove it.  In effect, the lender still gets paid if the property is ever sold to somebody who does not want the encumbrance.
> 
> Still, Ron, if you have a "contested" district court decision from your neck of the woods, that might make me interested in running up an appeal.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
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