Re: Lowells - Help needed please
It may also be worth pointing out that if an alleged debt had become statute barred (by section 5 of the Limitation Act 1980 - link) it cannot be unbarred by subsequent acknowledgement (section 29 (7) - link).
Debt farmers may like to pretend that this is not so, whilst others may add spurious payments to one's account to keep an alleged debt from becoming statute barred. Unless they can prove that the payment was made by oneself or any person acting on one's behalf, such a cunning plan would probably come unstuck in court.
It may also be worth pointing out that if an alleged debt had become statute barred (by section 5 of the Limitation Act 1980 - link) it cannot be unbarred by subsequent acknowledgement (section 29 (7) - link).
Debt farmers may like to pretend that this is not so, whilst others may add spurious payments to one's account to keep an alleged debt from becoming statute barred. Unless they can prove that the payment was made by oneself or any person acting on one's behalf, such a cunning plan would probably come unstuck in court.
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