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Re: DCBL not backing down
There has been a similar thread recently so try searching the forum as that will assist. Also have a read of the “Newbies” thread for next steps.2 -
Re: Letter of claim: CAR PARK SECURITIES ltd
You dont have to prove anything, the claimant does Plus your defence has already been submitted to the CNBC, its already on file, you dont get to change it unless a judge or court orders it Whilst wa…1 -
Re: ECP AND DCB Claim for parking fine
All good, standard stuff Now start studying the 2nd post in the newbies sticky thread in announcements near the top of the forum about what to do when you receive the court order from your local civi…1 -
Re: CCJ what happens....
Thanks all, my DD has seen it and it is a CCJ from a court. I will tell him to do nothing and not let anyone into the flat. Hopefully nothing will happen in the next 6 years. He is not worried about …1 -
CCJ what happens....
My DDs neighbour has just told me he has just received a CCJ for not doing anything about a PCN. He is retired, just state pension, rents a council flat and has no assets worth anything. He also has …2 -
Re: Private parking charge — BW Legal chasing on behalf of UK Car Park Management, need advice
Usual reason not to receive a NtK is because the registered keeper has not kept their address on the V5C up-to-date. Get the RK to check this. Amazingly the parking company or debt collector can alwa…2 -
Re: Rugby St Cross Hospital - Car Parking Partnership (CPP) and ParkingEye
Will sort CMA asap It doesn't look like a discount is on offer. Appeal button is not clickable, nor Provide authorisation1 -
Re: Should I challenge or pay?
You choose a convenient county court near you The maximum is around £95 , plus parking and petrol No you cannot claim harassment2 -
Re: Should I challenge or pay?
They could do either, but NCP are currently in administration, so possibly cannot take it to a hearing Any hearing would be at your local civil court, so not Bristol, unless that is your local civil …2 -
Re: Should I challenge or pay?
Definitely Do Not Pay, fight. !2
