Please help,statute barred , also being taken to court upto 2016?

Apple18

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Please help,statute barred , also being taken to court upto 2016?

5th October 2015, 21:31:PM

I have just managed to clear my credit file for the first time in years.

Now I have received court papers from united utilities for £3623 for water charges up to march 2016??

can they take me to court for charges advance ? also can any portion for that debt be statute barred?

I was on benefits up till 2 years ago looking after my disabled child so therefore unable to work.

I would really like to avoid a CCJ is there anything I can do to prevent this now?

Please Help I don't know what to put on these papers?

Last edited by Apple18; 7th October 2015, 22:13:PM.

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