Here's another defensive angle...If I can prove that the defendent concealed my Bronco starting sometime in 2006, could that be an affirmative defense for tolling the SOL from that point to the time...
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Here's another defensive angle...If I can prove that the defendent concealed my Bronco starting sometime in 2006, could that be an affirmative defense for tolling the SOL from that point to the time...
Thanks, free9man. Does that mean that a motion cannot be filed now to move for a default judgment (too late?)? Or that it would even have been necessary? Will the judge take into account the fact...
I was perusing the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, and came upon this in Section 5, Rule 99:
c. Notice. The citation shall include the following notice to the defendant: "You have been
sued. You...
After looking at the law sites, I see the SOL on oral contracts appears to be 4 years. Guess you were right as usual!
The NADA Classic Car Book value for a 1971 Bronco in 'drivable' condition had...
Thanks, jk!
The original demand letter that I sent read, "On or about Aug. 22, 2008, you drove up to our front gate. At that time, you asked if I still wanted my Bronco, and admitted that you...
Another quick question: Since this is Texas small claims, do I need to file anything to ask the judge to dismiss the affirmative defense claim of the SOL being run out? Or do I just ignore this and...
I have a witness to the renewal of our agreement. I have already filed suit; he has had his attorney send the answer letter stating the SOL has run.
We had had a side agreement to complete...
My question involves small claims court in the state of: Texas
Some 8 years ago, I entered into an open-ended barter agreement with an individual. I agreed to do taxidermy work in exchange for...