United States v. Oliver

PER CURIAM: *

Nathan Edgar Oliver, III appeals a summary judgment granted against him arising out of an in rem action by the United States to foreclose on property he owned. His sole defense to the action was that the mortgages were unenforceable because the statute of limitations had run on the underlying notes. For the reasons set forth below, we agree with the district court and AFFIRM.

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This case was brought by the United States of America, acting through the Farmers Home Administration (“FmHA”), now known as the Farm Service Agency. The FmHA seeks to obtain an in rem judgment on the basis…