Allen F. Grazer v. Gordon A. Jones

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that a Uniform Act “filing does not involve initiating a new case” so “[n]o new Idaho judgment is created”
• clarifying that the correct date to measure a judgment lien’s life under the EFJA is from the foreign jurisdiction’s entry of the judgment, not the date it was recorded in Idaho
• “An EFJA [Equal Force of Judgment Act4] filing does not involve initiating a new case.”
• “A judgment lien is distinct from the underlying judgment, and therefore the judgment does not expire merely because the lien has expired.”
• “An action on a judgment results in a completely new Idaho judgment in favor of the judgment creditor.”
• “An action on a judgment results in a completely new Idaho judgment in favor of the judgment creditor.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).