He wasn’t in Suffolk was he??
How much for ?
The more I go into this, the more I am convinced the OP is a law student wanting us to do the research for his project!
According to Wiki, criminal prosecutions are time limited in a magistrates court, but not in a highher court. Then several exceptions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limitation_periods_in_the_United_Kingdom#cite_note-8
Or go down to see him and make something fall on his face really hard several timesBut you can still hope an anvil drops on him.
Or a piano!
The edge of any door is hard .Or go down to see him and make something fall on his face really hard several times
If things like that were allowed to happen more often without the person helping them fall into the sides of doors then getting into trouble for it then good people like shearerlad wouldn't be out of pocket as often thanks to arseholes that I'm hoping he is about to name. I bet he wouldn't have cancelled the cheque of he thought shearerlad might turn up and break something that is attached to him. And I bet shearerlad would have done it if he wasn't worried about getting into trouble about it. I know I would but of if I did it would be me in prison not that lowlife who cancelled the chequeThe edge of any door is hard .
These things happen all too often
Unlikely considering his previous posting record
https://www.gov.uk/statutory-demands
"If the debt’s over 6 years old, you cannot usually make a statutory demand. You can get legal advice instead."
https://www.gov.uk/options-if-youre-owed-money
https://www.gov.uk/late-commercial-payments-interest-debt-recovery
Follow the process..... unfortunately we don`t have enough detail about the court judgement to know anything.
Then factor in a change in legislation (around 2013) and its not looking too good.
https://www.scottishmediation.org.uk/find-a-mediator/
But issuing a cheque in payment for work done, then stopping it for no good reason appears to be a criminal offence. I can't see that as being time limited. This doesn't appear to be a straight forward matter of debt.
But issuing a cheque in payment for work done, then stopping it for no good reason appears to be a criminal offence. I can't see that as being time limited. This doesn't appear to be a straight forward matter of debt.
I took a minute or so yesterday to see where I stand legally. According to the local CAB office the order through the small claims court stands and over rules the 6 year invoice laws.
Well in that case why haven't you done anything over the last 11 years to enforce the court order you have in your possession? There's various option to attempt to enforce it ( https://www.gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-money/enforce-a-judgment), why have you sat on your hands for so long?