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lillianjcharlotte wrote: »
I still have the lease document and a written notice from my landlord to say I have dominion over the space. But at this point I'm getting concerned and considering just paying the damn thing.
And this is the point that you have rights to that space
Link parking will not have landlord permission to override your
rights
Therefore, Link had no right to obtain details and can now
be subject to a DATA breach which would be costly for them
Personally, I would write a swift simple letter to Gladstones
stating your rights for parking and requesting proof from Link
that they have permission to override your rights.
Also warn them that you consider this a data breach and you
be claiming against them.
Do not even consider paying them
Gladstones will probably be into another whooping from the court.
Chances are very high that at the last minute they discontinue
when their tea boy realises how stupid he is0 -
And this is the point that you have rights to that space
Link parking will not have landlord permission to override your
rights
Therefore, Link had no right to obtain details and can now
be subject to a DATA breach which would be costly for them
Personally, I would write a swift simple letter to Gladstones
stating your rights for parking and requesting proof from Link
that they have permission to override your rights.
Also warn them that you consider this a data breach and you
be claiming against them.
Do not even consider paying them
Thank you.
I need to obtain a full copy of the lease to check the exact wording (at the moment I only have a floor plan style copy) but the landlord letter advised that she is the owner of the space and that Link should take instruction from me as to vehicles I want registered there.
Writing to Gladestones seems to get me nowhere but I will take your advice and respond with that. Although, I already asked them for copies of the alleged registration emails Link claimed to have sent and all I got back was the email I quoted above, saying 'you're the driver, pay in 7 days'0 -
lillianjcharlotte wrote: »Thank you.
I need to obtain a full copy of the lease to check the exact wording (at the moment I only have a floor plan style copy) but the landlord letter advised that she is the owner of the space and that Link should take instruction from me as to vehicles I want registered there.
Writing to Gladestones seems to get me nowhere but I will take your advice and respond with that. Although, I already asked them for copies of the alleged registration emails Link claimed to have sent and all I got back was the email I quoted above, saying 'you're the driver, pay in 7 days'
We know writing to Gladstones falls on deaf ears, they are indeed
very ignorant. That infact goes in your favour, judges do not take
kindly to ignorant solicitors
Don't expect a reply, however they cannot refuse a judge
for the information
Either email them with a copy to yourself or post and get a "proof of posting" receipt ... not recorder/registered etc.0 -
We know writing to Gladstones falls on deaf ears, they are indeed
very ignorant. That infact goes in your favour, judges do not take
kindly to ignorant solicitors
Don't expect a reply, however they cannot refuse a judge
for the information
Either email them with a copy to yourself or post and get a "proof of posting" receipt ... not recorder/registered etc.
Well I've kept copies of the information I requested from them and I'll keep a copy of this as well when I send it.
Is it worth me telling them what I told Link Parking about that initial email being informal? Or shall I abandon that altogether and stick with the defence of it being my space.0 -
lillianjcharlotte wrote: »Well I've kept copies of the information I requested from them and I'll keep a copy of this as well when I send it.
Is it worth me telling them what I told Link Parking about that initial email being informal? Or shall I abandon that altogether and stick with the defence of it being my space.
No point in telling Gladstones any more, it would overload
their limited brain power
Keep everything just in case0 -
Thank you for all the responses. I guess I will just have to ride this out.
I didn't want to cave and pay because I know that they're in the wrong in this situation but have found a way to wriggle out of every point I've made to them.0 -
I find that if letters are ignored, write more letters. On one occasion, when I was in a dispute with Orange, they tried too deal with the matter over the phone. I told them to write to me, but they would not.
Eventually, I took it to the Ombudsman and my six ignored letters were what swung it for me.
Keep writing to them, and, when it gets in front of a judge, ask for "unreasonable behaviour" costs at £19 an hour for your time.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0 -
Where would I be able to get a copy of the lease document? I think it's worth me getting that now to avoid any further issues.0
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Landowners or Managing Agents.lillianjcharlotte wrote: »Where would I be able to get a copy of the lease document? I think it's worth me getting that now to avoid any further issues.I was handed the parking ticket and appealing for a friend. I worded it that way since the vehicle was parked in my space. Like I said, I really didn't think it would ever get to this stage.
You need to state that clearly (again, in writing) so I say, you DO need to contact G's again, NOW. Keep proof of sending your email or letter (free proof of posting from the PO counter, NOT just posting a letter in a post box; NOT Recorded delivery).
Otherwise they will use the letter they just sent you and will say ''look, she didn't reply, so it's only reasonable that we continued to believe she was driving.''PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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