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  • Re: Statute Barred

    Ahh good news well done xxxx
    #staysafestayhome

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    • Re: Discontinued!!! Statute Barred

      Thank YOU for excellent help and advice Xx

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      • Re: Discontinued!!! Statute Barred

        Fantastic news.:high5: Have a good celebration and as for Amethyst,Flaming Parrott and all the team, well what can I say!:hail::hail::hail:
        I have been trying to find an old post (about a month ago)where a chap lost his statute barred case because the judge accepted the claimants witness statement saying he had made a couple of payments within the 6 year period. They did not have to produce any evidence. I wonder if it was these chaps trying their luck again.

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        • Re: Discontinued!!! Statute Barred

          I think you could by right, 1st credit where very convincing that payments had been made, but only from there end, figures and amounts didn't add up.

          Gill x :tinysmile_kiss_t4:

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          • Re: Statute Barred

            Originally posted by gillwall View Post
            UPDATE
            sorry for the delay.... 1st credit decided not to take case to court at the last minute... Statute Barred.
            Thank you for the help and support.
            Gill x
            Superb news.

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