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Old Oct 12, 2007, 07:54 AM
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Statute of Limitation in Canada

how many years would someone have to wait until their charges are gone

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Hello Vel:

If you HAVE charges, they NEVER go away. The SOL limits the time they have to BRING charges. But, once they've been brung, the SOL ends.

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Depends where in Canada you are.

In Ontario, the SOL is 2 years since Jan 1, 2004, and 6 years before that.

The debt never goes away, the SOL though limits the time they can take you to court to get the money back.

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excon agrees: Ahhh, so THOSE are the charges he's talking about.
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