The Colorado Appeals Court considered the question of interest accrual in the event of a failed treasurers deed conveyance: does it begin to accrue on the date it was paid or from the date the court ascertains the reimbursement amount?
May 17, 2022 at 02:59 PM
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The Colorado Appeals Court considered the question of interest accrual on reimbursement amounts in the event of a failed treasurers deed conveyance: does it begin to accrue on the date the expenses are paid or on the date the court ascertains the reimbursement amount?
The answer? It depends.
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