CCJ Expiry

Mairsy36

Looking for some advice. I have been living abroad and returned to the UK to find I had a CCJ against my name for a debt I had forgotten to pay before I left. Since my return it has passed the 6 year period for it to stay on my credit file. The debt has been increased by a substantial amount due to adding fees etc. 

Is the debt still legally enforceable even though it's passed the 6 year period. I.e just because the CCJ has expired will High Court bailiffs still turn up at my door , and if so do they still have the same rights of entry etc if the CCJ has expired?

MovingForwards

CCJs do not expire.
They stay on your credit report for 6 years from the date it was obtained and enforcement action can be taken, after the 6 years the claimant has to obtain permission from the court to enforce it.

SpreadableToast

They would need to go back to the court and ask for permission to enforce the debt.

Have they taken any enforcement action (bailiffs etc) already?