Thank you both, that's great. I can't pretend to understand UK law's interpretation of Action and Enforcement other than their literal meanings, but I understand that you are saying it's going to be hassle for them and don't poke the bear. Whether they are calling themselves Hoist, Robinson Way or Lowells, they picked up the debt for peanuts once the six years had elapsed, and even if they get something from one in a dozen, they are in profit.

Thank you all for your comments. Andy - Lowells quoted the case number and date of judgement when I asked a couple of weeks ago what it was about, so they are well aware of it. They claim the last payment was received last year, but this is crap and can only see a couple of tiny payment in 2019 made on my behalf by my wife within the last six years, I have made no admission to Lowells.

I have a really old store card court judgement that Lowell’s have purchased and they have been chasing for several months. The judgement goes back to 2010 and was for around £1,350. The amount they are chasing is more than the original amount. Not much, but I did make some payments and I would be grateful for your advice on how to deal with them.