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News/Compliance & Enforcement/10-Year Limitations Period Begins on Date Claim is Submitted, Not Date Government Sends Payment; United States District Court for the District of Utah No. 2:14-cv-00701-JNP, U.S. ex rel. Mark Christopher Tracy v. Emigration Improvement District, et al.
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10-Year Limitations Period Begins on Date Claim is Submitted, Not Date Government Sends Payment; United States District Court for the District of Utah No. 2:14-cv-00701-JNP, U.S. ex rel. Mark Christopher Tracy v. Emigration Improvement District, et al.

The district court dismissed a qui tam complaint alleging fraud on federally-funded loan programs, finding that the complaint was filed outside the statute of limitations.

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