Litigation
Mar. 31, 2001
Civil Satisfaction
One might think that a public entity - particularly one with the power to tax - would be an ideal deep-pocket judgment debtor. This is not necessarily so.
One might think that a public entity - particularly one with the power to tax - would be an ideal deep-pocket judgment debtor. This is not necessarily so. The status of both the entity and the underlying cause of action may bear significantly upon the ability of a judgment creditor to recover. Th...
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