'New' Statute barred start date?

[getsomehelp]

I saw elswhere a posting about a new standard, decided by the Court of Appeal in 2019 of when the clock starts ticking for the 6 year statute barred limitations.
It was a little confusing but the 'clock' starts ticking from either the date of the default notice or the date the default notice states payment needs to be made by - im not sure which.

Can anyone clarify??
Reference below.
B e f o r e :


THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS
LORD JUSTICE FLAUX
and
LORD JUSTICE PETER JACKSON
____________________
Between:

	Christopher DOYLE	Appellant
	- and -
	PRA GROUP (UK) LIMITED	Respondent

____________________

Thomas Brennan-Banks (instructed by Wannops Law) for the Appellant
Richard Jones QC and Philip Mantle (instructed by Howell-Jones LLP) for the Respondent
Hearing date : 16 January 2019

[GoodOldBoy]

Logically (I think) the SB clock starts from the date the payment has to be made by, Until that date the account is not in default because it is still correctable by the making of such payment.

[MIKE770]

Default Date means the date on which payment for service fees becomes past due.

[pt2537]

I saw elswhere a posting about a new standard, decided by the Court of Appeal in 2019 of when the clock starts ticking for the 6 year statute barred limitations.
It was a little confusing but the 'clock' starts ticking from either the date of the default notice or the date the default notice states payment needs to be made by - im not sure which.

Can anyone clarify??
Reference below.
B e f o r e :


THE MASTER OF THE ROLLS
LORD JUSTICE FLAUX
and
LORD JUSTICE PETER JACKSON
____________________
Between:

	Christopher DOYLE	Appellant
	- and -
	PRA GROUP (UK) LIMITED	Respondent

____________________

Thomas Brennan-Banks (instructed by Wannops Law) for the Appellant
Richard Jones QC and Philip Mantle (instructed by Howell-Jones LLP) for the Respondent
Hearing date : 16 January 2019

The Judgment was quite clear, Limitation runs from the expiry of the Default notice, that is if the creditor is demanding payment of the full balance on a running account credit agreement at least.