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16-56-121. Prevention of commencement of action — Foreign debtors absconding to this state.
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16-56-121. Prevention of commencement of action — Foreign debtors absconding to this state.
If any debtor shall fraudulently abscond from any other state, territory, or district to this state without the knowledge of his, her, or their creditor, the creditor may commence suit against the absconding debtor within the times in this act, or any other acts of limitations, in force on December 14, 1844, prescribed for limiting the action, after the creditor may become apprised of the residence of the absconding debtor.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 16-56-121
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.16.odt
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16-56-121. Prevention of commencement of action — Foreign debtors absconding to this state.
If any debtor shall fraudulently abscond from any other state, territory, or district to this state without the knowledge of his, her, or their creditor, the creditor may commence suit against the absconding debtor within the times in this act, or any other acts of limitations, in force on December 14, 1844, prescribed for limiting the action, after the creditor may become apprised of the residence of the absconding debtor.
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