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You know.... Jeordam Send a noteboard - 29/06/2011 04:08:31 PM
If the debt hasn't been authorized by law then it isn't protected. Period.


I only took a few courses of Business Law when I was getting my MBA, but that phrase jumped right out at me. It pretty much kills the entire arguement.

I mean, I watch plenty of Law & Order, but surely the people up on the hill will notice that phrase and not even bother with bringing up this drama.

~Jeordam
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Saving the Princess, Humanity, or the World-Entire since 1985
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