Sentence examples for longer sue from inspiring English sources

Once the debt is six years old (in the state of New York) the collection agency can no longer sue for it unless you make a payment, of any size, during those six years.

However, the negative PR associated with suing potential customers has generally chilled the number of piracy cases brought against consumers – in 2008, the Recording Industry Association of America RIAAannouncedced that it would no longer sue individual users.

In that case, while they may be listed as a debt on your bankruptcy filing, there isn't much of a need since the lender can no longer sue you or garnish your wages over those debts.

Today's statement indicates he's no longer suing.

Asset Acceptance, based in Warren, Mich., was charged with a variety of complaints, including failing to tell consumers that they could no longer be sued for failing to pay some debts because the debts were too old.

By Jonathan Blitzer September 8, 2017 "There is a human element to this," Herbert Slatery, the Attorney General of Tennessee, said, in announcing that he no longer wanted to sue the federal government over DACA.

That makes me wonder if the statute of limitations might have expired on this debt already and the lender is no longer able to sue you.

Since the original plaintiffs have been registered and are no longer eligible to sue, the attorneys filed a class-action suit last week in federal court on behalf of others still on the suspense list.  .

So with that vaccine, if your child had seizures after DPT vaccine, the one that we no longer use, you would have to sue the manufacturer.

Both brands will be kept, but will no longer bid against each other (or, presumably, sue each other; only last month it was reported that Youku had sued Tudou, alleging copyright infringement).

Police told her to sue Arevenca, but she no longer had the funds for a lawyer.