Statute of Limitiations
An original contract has been breached and the statute of limitations will expire in 2 weeks. The ''defendant'' has asked me to write a new contract to allow a few more months to pay his debt. If he defaults on the ''new contract'' do I have standing to sue and will the statute of limitations extend from the ''new contract''? Thank you
Asked on 3/08/09, 11:48 pm
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Re: Statute of Limitiations
I would be happy to help you. My website is www.jdhaas.com and that site has my contact information.
To answer your question: if the statute of limitations is missed, then you cannot enforce the original contract after that date. If you write a new contract, then that new contract will be enforceable until the new statute of limitations period.
J D Haas
Answered on 3/09/09, 8:36 am
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