Should I pay..Civil Enforcement Ltd?

dzug1

king100 wrote: »

1 stamp no but lets say they get 50 letters a day.

25 of which dont have a stamp.

1st class stamp 40p x 25 = £10.00 260 working days give or take £2600 they will have to pay plus handling charge.

All for the thought of a envelope.

But they don't HAVE to pay. They can and almost certainly do decline delivery of the stampless mail

vfabber

Here's two or three bits which haven't been touched on before as far as I can see.

Civil Enforcement/Newlynn and the dreaded Coppins Bridge car park - I was driving, the car is in my wife's name. I think there may be 3 separate incidences, I haven't checked the dates. On the first one, I wrote and owned up to being the driver - this was before doing any research. I confess I engaged with them, then did a bit of research, and threw some counter arguments at them - they got irritable at dealing with questions really quickly! I am now waiting to hear something... anything...

In the course of this, I said that my contract was with the landowner so, if they'd tell me who it was, I'd send a cheque for a fiver to cover their actual loss as a result of my breach of contract, and they said that it wasn't their policy to disclose details of the landowners they were acting for. I figured that would make it a bit difficult for them to take me to court, then, since it would be the landowner who would have to sue me. If nothing else convinced me that this is no more than simple intimidation, that did.

Lately, they've been writing to my wife as registered keeper (not sure if it's the same one - it may be one or both of the later ones). She's a bit more antsy than I am so I did a letter for her saying that she wasn't the driver, and they've thrown back the threat of a Norwich Pharmacal Order to make her produce that information. I don't for a second think they will, but it is a tweak I haven't seen mentioned before.

Coblcris

A Norwich Pharmacal Order ?

You may safely ignore that claim. Whoever wrote that is, frankly, delusional.

king100

Norwich Pharmacal orders

A Norwich Pharmacal order is a procedure whereby it is possible to find out the identity of an alleged wrongdoer. The principle originates from the case of Norwich Pharmacal Co v Customs and Excise Commissioners [1974]AC 133, 175, HL.
Mere witness rule

Some who observes the facts giving rise to a cause of action between two other people can be called as a witness at trial. A witness can be compelled to attend to give oral evidence or to produce documents by serving a witness summons. But, until trial, the witness can refuse to answer questions and to disclose documents.

Wait for your court date which wont happen in 99.99% of cases, but until then IGNORE.

king100

ahumes wrote: »

In answer to the question 'should i pay civil enforcement Ltd?', i'm guessing NO, as alot of the others, but i'd check with noparkingfine.co.uk first!!!

noparkingfine.co.uk obviously need more hits

lucylucky

ahumes - stop spamming _ reported

lucylucky

Stop spamming then and you will stop being reported.

You are advertising a commercial site.

And do see if you can type my user name correctly

lucylucky

If you cannot understand the difference between a commercial site and a free forum then I can see your dilemma.

I must have missed the derogatory comments about you.

I can start now if you wish?

Driver8

ahumes wrote: »

In answer to the question 'should i pay civil enforcement Ltd?', i'm guessing NO, as alot of the others, but i'd check with noparkingfine.co.uk first!!!

Why would any sane rational person want to pay for advice when it is freely available elsewhere? This site, pepipoo, CAG i could go on.

TROLL

Go spam some other site.

Orford

ahumes wrote: »

a service that has done a good job for me in getting me out of my parking ticket is uncalled for.

You must be one of their first successes, since they've only been going six weeks:

http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/11e9b6074e4401e3f2a5cf4318c62820/compdetails

NOPARKINGFINE LIMITED
111 FISHWICK PARADE
PRESTON
LANCASHIRE
PR1 4QD
Company No. 07222566


Status: Active
Date of Incorporation: 13/04/2010