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Of being sued by Collection Agency – Affidavit of Lost Instrument?

Hello everyone, as my title indicates, I am being sued by lawyer a collection agency here in Florida. In my recent 3 CR, I have no record of this debt, so do not know what it is Dola. The debt is a car repo'd in '01. In the documentation submitted to the court, there is no mention of Dola. However tests were included as original contract (from '00), details auction (from '01), and the explanation of the deficiency (the '03). I ran to the courthouse and copy information from the files. These are the inputs: 08/20/08 summons issued CALL FOR RETURN 04/05/08 – 01/03/07 DEMAND FOR SERVICES NOT Summons issued 01/03/07 AFFIDAVIT 11/03/07 LOSS OF INSTRUMENT RETURN CALL 11/03/07 – any services that do not know what "AFFIDAVIT OF LOST INSTRUMENT is? Are trying to get me under the statutes of the contract so you have more time to sue and get about SUN? any advice, assistance, support would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

An affidavit of a lost instrument is a sworn statement saying that the reason that the written contract is not attached to the complaint as required is that you lose. It has nothing to do with the limitations in most cases. Since records show that the summons and complaint were not addressed, the demand has not begun yet, but if someone finds your admission here that have actual knowledge of the application and a copy of the complaint filed by the court file, the trial can continue. Rickninno limitations of analysis is wrong. The limitation period does not begin to run until the date of the car was sold at auction and paid. It was only then that the deficiency vested right in most circumstances. Perhaps collectors are prepared to argue that because the instrument has been lost, were unable to see that there a deficiency. But I can not see from here. You have the documents – use your skills!

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