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Statute Barred
IHTM28384 - Law relating to debts: statute-barred debts
"If a lender allows time to pass without receiving any payment an action for recovery may become barred."
Under the Limitations Act 1980 the time limits are
in simple contracts, 6 years
in contracts under seal, 12 years.
If the debtor acknowledges the debt in writing or makes a part payment within the original limitation period, then the time limits start to run again from the date of acknowledgement or the date of payment.
Oh dear oh dear oh dear looks like I was right.
Thank god for British Law.
Rule Britannia!!!!
"If a lender allows time to pass without receiving any payment an action for recovery may become barred."
Under the Limitations Act 1980 the time limits are
in simple contracts, 6 years
in contracts under seal, 12 years.
If the debtor acknowledges the debt in writing or makes a part payment within the original limitation period, then the time limits start to run again from the date of acknowledgement or the date of payment.
Oh dear oh dear oh dear looks like I was right.
Thank god for British Law.
Rule Britannia!!!!
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Just dont say you weren't warned WHEN this comes back to bite you on the @ss.
No company will write off �40K just because you dont want to pay it.
And im pretty sure that, even with what you have looked up there, it wont apply seeing as you have actively evaded them (with help from your own mother).
You have purposely went out of your way to stay "under cover", so that you wont be found and, hopefully, wont have to pay back the money.
As soon as you are found out, they WILL want the money back.
Either that, or you'll go to jail for fraud
No company will write off �40K just because you dont want to pay it.
And im pretty sure that, even with what you have looked up there, it wont apply seeing as you have actively evaded them (with help from your own mother).
You have purposely went out of your way to stay "under cover", so that you wont be found and, hopefully, wont have to pay back the money.
As soon as you are found out, they WILL want the money back.
Either that, or you'll go to jail for fraud
Bounty:
In 18 months 6 years will be up.
How exactly am I going to get caught? Then the law is on my side.
Jail?
Have a look out of your window.
Can you see a lot of dust? Are there craters? Is there no gravity?
You live on the moon.
Prisons are releasing violent criminals early plus I'm sure no-one can tell me what I would be charged with.
Get over the fact that not a penny will be paid paid then go and have a lie down
In 18 months 6 years will be up.
How exactly am I going to get caught? Then the law is on my side.
Jail?
Have a look out of your window.
Can you see a lot of dust? Are there craters? Is there no gravity?
You live on the moon.
Prisons are releasing violent criminals early plus I'm sure no-one can tell me what I would be charged with.
Get over the fact that not a penny will be paid paid then go and have a lie down
As Lakitu said in the other thread, it's getting to the point where it seems like you are taking the p*ss.
Surely no one is as stupid as you are making out to be??
If you are being genuine about your debt, then no matter what you say or what you think, this will catch up with you.
Simple as that. : )
Surely no one is as stupid as you are making out to be??
If you are being genuine about your debt, then no matter what you say or what you think, this will catch up with you.
Simple as that. : )
