LIMITATION PERIODS AND CONSUMER CREDIT ACT CLAIMS: IT MUST “BE RECOGNISED THAT NOT ALL CLAIMS ARE SUBJECT TO LIMITATION PERIODS”: (HOWEVER THERE IS A STING IN THE EXHAUST PIPE FOR CLAIMANTS…)

Here we have an interesting decision on limitation.  The judge found that the claimant's action was not subject to the Limitation Act 1980 and allowed an appeal against a finding that it was.  However there was a sting in the tail.  Even though the Limitation Act did not apply the court had to consi...

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