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<blockquote data-quote="pengo" data-source="post: 124405" data-attributes="member: 188314"><p>Let me clear things up.</p><p>If the debtor has acknowledged the debt in the six year period since the debt commenced, or if a CCJ has been issued or indeed a statutory demand was issued, then the six years are irrelevant - it goes from when liability was accepted.</p><p></p><p>Worst case scenario - if Debtor X had a debt in year 1, acknowledged it in Year 6 just before the commercial debt limitation period runs out, the recovery company can then pursue you up to year 16 - The Statute of Limitations Act runs out after 'ten' years and technically you then own a 'new' debt for the original amount owed to the creditor to the recovery company acted on their behalf, commencing from the day of accepted liability - a really hot recovery company could use those addiotional ten years to screw you over for as much as they can (though in practice this worst case scenario only happens if it is megabucks)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pengo, post: 124405, member: 188314"] Let me clear things up. If the debtor has acknowledged the debt in the six year period since the debt commenced, or if a CCJ has been issued or indeed a statutory demand was issued, then the six years are irrelevant - it goes from when liability was accepted. Worst case scenario - if Debtor X had a debt in year 1, acknowledged it in Year 6 just before the commercial debt limitation period runs out, the recovery company can then pursue you up to year 16 - The Statute of Limitations Act runs out after 'ten' years and technically you then own a 'new' debt for the original amount owed to the creditor to the recovery company acted on their behalf, commencing from the day of accepted liability - a really hot recovery company could use those addiotional ten years to screw you over for as much as they can (though in practice this worst case scenario only happens if it is megabucks) [/QUOTE]
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