Greco v. Pullara

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• when no actual notice prior to date plaintiff became judgment creditor, statute of limitations on judgment creditor’s action began to run when creditor chargeable with knowledge of fraudulent conveyance
• general creditor does not become judgment creditor until damages are liquidated and judgment entered in her favor; therefore, statute of limitations to prosecute fraudulent conveyance action under Colo. Rev. Stat. § 38-10-117 does not start to run until judgment is entered
• applying a three-year statute of limitations

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