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Does moving out of state constitute a "breach of contract" ?
I signed a contract for a car in Denver, CO in 1999 with payments monthly $200 per month. The car stopped working after one week. In dismay, I returned the car to the parking lot of the car lot, and never made one payment. In January, a collection agency contacted me in regards to the contract with the dealership. I told collection agency 8 years had ellapsed and that I was no longer responsible for the debt. A lawsuit was filed and I filed an Answer. I recently had a trial by phone where the presiding judge agreed that the statute of limitations had ran out. However, the plaintiff's attorney is now saying that because I moved and did not contact the collection agency, I am in breach of contract. I moved after the statute of limitations was up and provided a forwarding address.
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