Hi
Could I please ask for some advice on behalf of my niece.
My niece and her former partner had a joint mortgage with "N-RAM", when they separated her partner carried on living in the property and for a while was paying the mortgage.
However, when he met his new partner he stopped paying the mortgage and moved out of the property. The property was eventually repossessed. This was over 7 years ago.
Obviously the outstanding debt was owed by both my niece and her ex-partner, however, neither of them have made any payments for over 7 years.
Since then my niece has met a new partner with whom she now lives with and they have two children together.
My niece has recently received a letter from "Allied International Credit (UK) Ltd" stating that the debt has been assigned to them and demanding payment of the outstanding balance, which is £31,837.73.
Am I correct in saying that the debt is Statute Barred after 6 years and that the debt cannot be collected by a third party debt collection agency?
Any advice and guidance that you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
Could I please ask for some advice on behalf of my niece.
My niece and her former partner had a joint mortgage with "N-RAM", when they separated her partner carried on living in the property and for a while was paying the mortgage.
However, when he met his new partner he stopped paying the mortgage and moved out of the property. The property was eventually repossessed. This was over 7 years ago.
Obviously the outstanding debt was owed by both my niece and her ex-partner, however, neither of them have made any payments for over 7 years.
Since then my niece has met a new partner with whom she now lives with and they have two children together.
My niece has recently received a letter from "Allied International Credit (UK) Ltd" stating that the debt has been assigned to them and demanding payment of the outstanding balance, which is £31,837.73.
Am I correct in saying that the debt is Statute Barred after 6 years and that the debt cannot be collected by a third party debt collection agency?
Any advice and guidance that you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
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