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A '''“foreign” claim or judgment''' means a claim or judgment made in a jurisdiction outside the province of British Columbia.  
A '''“foreign” claim or judgment''' means a claim or judgment made in a jurisdiction outside the province of British Columbia.  


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* Client tells you that a creditor is trying to collect on a debt or judgment from another province or from the United States.

* Client tells you that a creditor is trying to collect on a debt or judgment from another province or from the United States.

* Client has been served with legal documents from another province or the United States that show that a creditor is suing or threatening to sue the client in that jurisdiction.

* Client has been served with legal documents from another province or the United States that show that a creditor is suing or threatening to sue the client in that jurisdiction.

 
 
== Summary of the law ==
== Summary of the law ==
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