Unifund v. Dear, No. APP1400181 (Riverside App. Div. Dec. 21, 2015)
So this is one of those collections cases like they talked about on a pretty interesting This American Life where a debt collector buys a debt to enforce it needs to prove that it is a rightful assignee and that the debt records are real. As Ira and crew explained, the collectors in these cases are often unprepared to come up with the goods when the evidence is put to the test. But not in this case, or so says the court. But this one seems to whiff of a hearsay issue.
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