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A judgment debtor's absence from the state does not toll the twenty year statute of limitation on enforcing a judgment. Commercebank, N.A. v. Taylor, 32 Fla. L. Weekly D2231 (Fla. 3d DCA Sept. 19, 2007).
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Originally Posted by Enigma  A judgment debtor's absence from the state does not toll the twenty year statute of limitation on enforcing a judgment. Commercebank, N.A. v. Taylor, 32 Fla. L. Weekly D2231 (Fla. 3d DCA Sept. 19, 2007). | Enigma can you tell me what this mean? "does not toll".
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Originally Posted by Qtip Enigma can you tell me what this mean? "does not toll".
Thanks | Dear Board Dictator Q-tip:
Tolling is another word for suspending. For example, If I get put in time out on October 10, 2007 and you say that you have to behave for one year before you can get out of time out.
I say, well there's an issue that I feel that I can help on. You lift my suspension for two weeks to give me time to research and hold the debtor's hand through their action. The debtor winds up winning her law suit and gets an actual damage award for $1,000,000.
On October 10, 2008, I send you a friendly reminder that I am to be processed out of time out and given my belongings back.
You say, well drivel, You can't get out now because the one year was tolled for the two week period you were providing invaluable help to our poor debtor. Therefore you will be released from time out on october 24, 2008.
If my time out did not toll, it would have continue to run while I was out of time out and I would be released on Oct.10
Your Pal, Drivel.
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Originally Posted by drivel Dear Board Dictator Q-tip:
Tolling is another word for suspending. For example, If I get put in time out on October 10, 2007 and you say that you have to behave for one year before you can get out of time out.
I say, well there's an issue that I feel that I can help on. You lift my suspension for two weeks to give me time to research and hold the debtor's hand through their action. The debtor winds up winning her law suit and gets an actual damage award for $1,000,000.
On October 10, 2008, I send you a friendly reminder that I am to be processed out of time out and given my belongings back.
You say, well drivel, You can't get out now because the one year was tolled for the two week period you were providing invaluable help to our poor debtor. Therefore you will be released from time out on october 24, 2008.
If my time out did not toll, it would have continue to run while I was out of time out and I would be released on Oct.10
Your Pal, Drivel. |  
BTW, that really was a good explanation. 
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You think Baby Evil will learn about tolling the time-out? Another couple of years, and the good Dr. will wish he'd never used this example as Baby Evil reads Dad's computer.
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| Basically what Drivel said.
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Originally Posted by Hedwig It really was good.
You think Baby Evil will learn about tolling the time-out? Another couple of years, and the good Dr. will wish he'd never used this example as Baby Evil reads Dad's computer. | Whenever toddler evil gets put in time out he happily walks to his chair and sits down with a big smile on his face. It's a little unnerving I must say.
Now when I am in time out i raise hell until I am released right qtip?  Of course, my time outs are arbitrary and capricious.
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10-11-2007, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by drivel Of course, my time outs are arbitrary and capricious. |
I could not have said it better, wait a minute you cannot read this because you where just placed on time out again.  j/k
Thanks for the down to earth explanation!
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Originally Posted by drivel Whenever toddler evil gets put in time out he happily walks to his chair and sits down with a big smile on his face. It's a little unnerving I must say.
Now when I am in time out i raise hell until I am released right qtip? Of course, my time outs are arbitrary and capricious. | I'm sure toddler evil thinks his time outs are arbitrary and capricious, too. He must be plotting something--that's why he's smiling!
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