United States v. Contents of Account Number Xxxxxxxxx
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SWEET, District Judge.
Kil Young Maeng (“Maeng”) has moved, on behalf of Han Kuk Kuen Young, Inc. (“Han Kuk”) and Interlink Finance Co. (“Interlink”), for an enlargement of time to file a claim in this civil forfeiture action. For the reasons stated below, Maeng’s motion is denied.
Background
This action seeks the forfeiture of the contents of three bank accounts and $22,782.00 in United States currency (collectively, the “defendant-in-rem funds”) seized by the Internal Revenue Service (the “IRS”) in 1992 from Han Kuk and Interlink, two check cashing services controlled by Maeng. The…
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