Not exact matches
If the lender hasn't been to court and won a
judgment by the end of the limitation period, the debt becomes legally
uncollectible.
-- If a money
judgment is entered against you but you can not pay and have no nonexempt assets, you may be
uncollectible.
Of especial interest is the
judgment's treatment of a solicitor's liability, where the underlying action the solicitor was prosecuting became
uncollectible, allegedly because of the solicitor's delay in prosecuting the action, during which time the defendant became insolvent.
If one liable party is
uncollectible, the court will, on a motion made within a year of
judgment, reallocate his / her share to other parties.
I have sucessfully written off a
judgment before as
uncollectible debt, do I need a
judgment in this case?