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samms | 14:18 Tue 13th May 2008 | Law
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is it true that a debt over twelve years can not be taken to court
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A debt over six years cannot be taken to court.

This is six years since the debt was last acknowledged or a payment made off it though, not six years since the debt was accrued.
15:27 Tue 13th May 2008
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it's 12 years for mortgage debts i think
16:37 Tue 13th May 2008
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Theese answers apply to England & Wales - Scotland is different.
17:16 Tue 13th May 2008

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