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In response to "I would imagine they wouldn't bother suing someone who doesn't have money? -- nm" by loosilu

what about in 5, 10 years? it just seems like something that the banks might be able to come back and legally claim somewhere down the line.

Posted by kare (aka kare) Jul 18 '11, 11:52

but maybe there's a loophole i'm not aware of.

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The American people gave the banking industry how much money in bailout? And I can't get some help in return? - sycor Jul 18, 11:54 1
- oh i totally agree. i just can't get my brain around the idea of being able to truly walk away. -- nm - kare Jul 18, 11:59
statute of limitations? I honestly don't know. -- nm - loosilu Jul 18, 11:54
usually there's a three-year(ish) statute of limitations for bringing civil actions -- nm - moles Jul 18, 11:53

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