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Court fees expiration clarified
The Court of Cassation clarifies that court fees owed to the state are subject to a five-year statute of limitations, after which the claim expires, unless there is a legal reason that halts or interrupts the limitation period. It also states that sending a notice to an incorrect address does not constitute a decisive action to interrupt the limitation period if it is proven that the notice was invalid and had no legal effect. Furthermore, it is permissible to object to a fee assessment order in accordance with the legal procedures and deadlines, provided that the validity of the claim procedures is verified and there are no reasons to stop the limitation period. If a claim is received for a case that is more than five years old, it is recommended to review the due date and verify the legality of any notices sent, and to consult a lawyer to determine the possibility of objection or claiming that the debt has expired through prescription.
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