· 2/2/1983
United States v. Theodore E. Gilmore and Nelle R. Gilmore
Citations
- 698 F.2d 1095
- 1983 U.S. App. LEXIS 30851
How courts have described this case
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- “SBA notified the defendants that it exercised the acceleration clause.... The cause of action then accrued.”
- in ruling that statute of limitations began running when SBA demanded payment, and not three years earlier when creditor defaulted, court noted that agency was attempting to get the creditor “back on its feet” again
- agreement made to keep debtor functioning did not trigger statute of limitations
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Judges: McWilliams, Stein, Seymour
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