Monte v. Tipton

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• holding cause of action accrued on date that mortgagee exercised optional acceleration clause
• declaring that the statute of limitations begins to run upon notice of acceleration, while noting that-the initial payment default occurred more than fifteen years prior to the notice of acceleration
• declaring that the statute of limitations begins to run upon notice of acceleration, while noting that the initial payment default occurred more than fifteen years prior to the notice of acceleration
• stating the general principle that the statute of limitations on a mortgage foreclosure action does not begin to run until the last payment is due unless the mortgage contains an acceleration clause which the mortgagee has chosen, to exercise
• stating the general principle that the statute of limitations on a mortgage foreclosure action does not begin to run until the last payment is due unless the mortgage contains an acceleration clause which the mortgagee has chosen to exercise
• section 95.281 is the limitation statute applicable to mortgages

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