Kroop & Kurland, P.A. v. Lambros

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• holding that once a judgment expired by operation of law during a period in which the creditor corporation’s charter was forfeited, it was not subject to renewal once the corporation revived its charter
• observing that the expiration of a judgment by operation of law 12 years after its entry extinguished the dependent lien on the judgment debtor’s property
• “A notice of renewal may be filed by the judgment holder at any time before the expiration of the judgment.”
• “When a corporation’s charter is forfeited ... the corporation is dissolved by operation of law and ceases to exist as a legal entity”
• notice of renewal of a judgment filed after the judgment creditor’s corporate charter had been forfeited was null and void; the judgment lien expired 12 years after its entry, and later revival of charter did not resurrect the lien
• forfeiture results in dissolution by operation of law

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).