When is the deadline for actions upon a judgment, and arrears of judgment interest?
The catalogue records a 240 months period from Date on which the judgment became enforceable (for the judgment); date the interest became due (for arrears). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 240 months
- Trigger
- Date on which the judgment became enforceable (for the judgment); date the interest became due (for arrears)
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- Twenty years, against six in England under Limitation Act 1980 s.24. Note that the judgment must have become enforceable, which may be later than the date of the judgment itself. Keep this substantive period distinct from the separate procedural requirement in RSC Order 46, rule 2(1)(a) for leave to issue a writ of execution once six years have elapsed since the judgment: a Ber