When is the deadline for action upon a judgment, and arrears of judgment interest?
The catalogue records a 144 months period from Date on which the judgment became enforceable (interest: date on which the interest became due). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 144 months
- Trigger
- Date on which the judgment became enforceable (interest: date on which the interest became due)
- Counting
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- DEPARTURE FLAG - do not assume the English position. Gibraltar allows twelve years for an action on a judgment, following the English Limitation Act 1939 lineage rather than the modern English Limitation Act 1980. Practitioners transposing an English six-year assumption will get this wrong in both directions. The accrual rule is set by s.2(7)(b): in the case of an action upon a