Parking fines in own carpark turned into CCJ's and bad credit, help!

ashleypride

OP, you need to look into having it "set aside"

http://www.nationaldebtline.co.uk/england_wales/factsheet.php?page=12_how_to_set_aside_a_judgment_in_the_county_court

Mrs_P-P

Just found a letter from the parking company that issued the tickets- its BGS services limited, PO box 1042. Kingston-upon-thames, Surrey. KT1-3YU.

trisontana

This is their website

Mrs_P-P

I assure you this is genuine, im quite gutted that im having to defend myself on here. just wanted a little advice. I have never seen the court papers.

peter_the_piper

Read what Ashley has linked to and also go to pepipoo.com and see what they suggest. They are used to this sort of thing and are more often than not can help. Also try not to worry, things have a way of working out for the good.

anewman

ashleypride wrote: »

OP, you need to look into having it "set aside"

http://www.nationaldebtline.co.uk/england_wales/factsheet.php?page=12_how_to_set_aside_a_judgment_in_the_county_court

Yep this is the place to start.

To Mrs P-P, in this forum people are rightly told to ignore PPC's charges and not pay. PPC's like to come onto forums such as this and write fake stories that they will get you in the end if you don't pay (obviously concerned that the truth on here will destroy their income).

Mrs_P-P

thanks for the pepipoo site info. they look like a good site for me. I'll send my details to them tomorrow and ill post how i get on....

peter_the_piper

Thanks, I'm sure all will work out.

Quentin

Driver8 wrote: »

call me a cynic, but op, i do not believe you.

The OP has got the ccj by default.

The claimant's case never was heard and decided on in court - because the OP never contacted the court to enter a defence at the time the summonses were issued.

So all the claimant had to do was apply for judgement after 14 days had passed from the summonses being sent and this would have been rubber stamped through.

Getting the ccj set aside will be no problem, and the defendant can deal with the claim as if they just received it, put in a defence, and then see if the claimant is prepared to pay for a hearing they know they will lose!

king100

What a bunch of ar****

What address was the bike registered to?

If it was registered to the new address when court papers were filed surely this is an attempt to get a judgement by default.

Especially if you used new address in correspondances with them.

I can see what they have done.

They have seen possible that your bike was registered at old address when you got the tickets, you moved whilst disputing, they sent letters to old address as has been known hoping you dont have post forwarding. You didnt so they won by default.

If you have registered your bike at new address I would check with the DVLA when this was actioned, check with when court papers were filed.

If your address changed before the court papers were issued I would go after the company and file complaint after complaint.

They basacially worked the system to get a default.

SCUM