Brian Beggs and Jennifer Beggs v. Robert v. Rossi Leslie Marcarelli and Rossi Law Ofcs., Ltd.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that personal property taxes were not “debt” because they did not arise from a transaction
• holding personal property taxes levied upon personal automobiles are not “debts” under the FDCPA because they do not involve a transaction as contemplated by the FDCPA
• following Staub and stating that in the tax situation \[t]here is simply no `transaction' . . . of the kind contemplated by the statute\
• following Staub and stating that in the tax situation \[t]here is simply no `transaction' . . . of the kind contemplated by the statute\
• “agree[ing] . . . that [the Third Circuit’s opinion in] Staub is persuasive authority and is dispositive in this case.”
• distinguishing the tax there as not involving a “transaction” . . . of the kind contemplated by the statute.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).