Re: Keyser Soze:definition of a written contract for the purpose of SoL in FL?

Posted by FL5yrSolFighter (68.210.39.181) on August 06, 2004 at 00:21:22:

In Reply to: Re: Keyser Soze:definition of a written contract for the purpose of SoL in FL? posted by Keyser Soze on August 05, 2004 at 21:57:14:

Hubris Shafritz may have a case in Florida sorry to say.

I am trying to point people onto what law to focus on if you want to keep Hubris Shafritz from racking you up with a 5 year SoL case in FL, if it exists.

Anyone who has the case law on the legal definition of a written contract for the purpose of SoL for each state's legal system needs to provide it on this board for the benefit of others, since that is what is critical to know if your vulnerability to a lawsuit ends at the open account SoL or the written contract SoL on a breached credit card agreement.

Also, they typically use an additional cause of action of unjust enrichment when they sue. But since that is based on a quasi-contract, a contract-in-law, not a contract-in-fact, that falls under the open account SoL, so when you see it don't worry. The big problem is if the complaint asserts a written contract cause of action.

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