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· 3/24/1993

Trubenbach v. Amstadter

Citations

  • 849 P.2d 288
  • 109 Nev. 297
  • 1993 Nev. LEXIS 38

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that Nevada’s statute of limitations shall commence to run on “the date on which a valid foreign judgment is registered in Nevada”
  • explaining that domestication of a foreign judgment according to the UEFJA's requirements triggers the six-year statute of limitations that governs judgment enforcement in Nevada
  • explaining that domestication of a foreign judgment according to the UEFJA's requirements triggers the six-year statute of limitations that governs judgment enforcement in Nevada
  • When a party registers a valid foreign judgment in Nevada it constitutes a new action for purposes of the enforceability of the judgment' under Nevada law.
  • Six-year statute of limitations to enforce foreign judgment did not commence to run until the filing of a valid judgment which constituted a “new action for the purposes of the statute of limitations.”

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