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  • esmerobbo
    esmerobbo Posts: 4,979 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts
    "In the case of Thomas that esmerobbo was ready to pounce on"

    Can you point me to were I mentioned the Thomas case??

    It was £70 if paid within 4 days of the notification £100 if after. However they refused my offer to stop faffing about and issue proceedings. Could you perhaps explain why they declined my offer if it such a simple matter to enforce judgement.
  • esmerobbo wrote: »
    "In the case of Thomas that esmerobbo was ready to pounce on"

    Can you point me to were I mentioned the Thomas case??

    It was £70 if paid within 4 days of the notification £100 if after. However they refused my offer to stop faffing about and issue proceedings. Could you perhaps explain why they declined my offer if it such a simple matter to enforce judgement.

    Sorry about that, I apologise for using your nic, instead of Driver8's.

    I would guess the reason they declined your offer was because they were trying it on and couldn't be bothered pursuing you?

    HO87, I'm happy you can speak legalese, but I'm not sure anyone suggested precedents, tauts, statutes, etc. Do you know anything about probing your adversaries.... red herrings, if you get my drift? I could probably throw in a few latin terms too, but that would be bordering on pompous don't you think?

    Now you have established yourself as an expert, perhaps you can fill us in on how Thomas and Galdwell outcomes do not constitute CCJ's as Driver8 contends? If you are indeed a degreed professional legal practitioner will you unreservedely advise people to ignore PCN's, will you indemnify them and if so will you provide your true identity for verification?

    Driver8, just because you decide to set the boundaries, has little consequence on the PPC's pocket nor the judge's decison, It also does not change my advices, which contrary to the twisted logic and verballing some of you are apt to employ, still stands.

    I can't believe how many trolls I am, and how many positions I supposedly hold. When challenged who I am, none of you are forthcoming in revealing you own identities, but some of you are happy to pillary me...how does that work, how brave is that? :D
    A stitch in time means you can't afford a new one.
  • Sorry about that, I apologise for using your nic, instead of Driver8's.

    I would guess the reason they declined your offer was because they were trying it on and couldn't be bothered pursuing you?

    HO87, I'm happy you can speak legalese, but I'm not sure anyone suggested precedents, tauts, statutes, etc. Do you know anything about probing your adversaries.... red herrings, if you get my drift? I could probably throw in a few latin terms too, but that would be bordering on pompous don't you think?

    Now you have established yourself as an expert, perhaps you can fill us in on how Thomas and Galdwell outcomes do not constitute CCJ's as Driver8 contends? If you are indeed a degreed professional legal practitioner will you unreservedely advise people to ignore PCN's, will you indemnify them and if so will you provide your true identity for verification?

    Driver8, just because you decide to set the boundaries, has little consequence on the PPC's pocket nor the judge's decison, It also does not change my advices, which contrary to the twisted logic and verballing some of you are apt to employ, still stands.

    I can't believe how many trolls I am, and how many positions I supposedly hold. When challenged who I am, none of you are forthcoming in revealing you own identities, but some of you are happy to pillary me...how does that work, how brave is that? :D

    I think you will find that Driver8 accepts that in this case a CCJ was given but not for what he was asking you to prove. That CCJ did not get awarded for breach of contract.
    one of the famous 5:kiss:
  • HO87
    HO87 Posts: 4,296 Forumite
    HO87, I'm happy you can speak legalese, but I'm not sure anyone suggested precedents, tauts, statutes, etc. Do you know anything about probing your adversaries.... red herrings, if you get my drift?
    Probing adversaries red herrings? That assumes you are viewed as an adversary. You used the term "caselaws" (sic) and - as previously alluded to - this has a precise legal interpretation. From a legal point of view a CCJ does not amount to "case law" nor, necessarily, vice versa and neither of the judgements mentioned have established any legal precedent.
    Now you have established yourself as an expert, perhaps you can fill us in on how Thomas and Galdwell outcomes do not constitute CCJ's as Driver8 contends?
    I have not argued at any stage that the cases of Gladwell (Galdwell?) and Thomas are not recorded County Court Judgements. I have simply stated that although they may be CCJ's this does not automatically transmute them into case law and have explained the legal basis for that argument - stare decisis. I'm not sure that driver8 has attempted to suggest that they weren't CCJ's either.

    It is tempting to conclude that your invitation for me to establish my bona fides might in some way be linked with the final comment in my initial post regarding the coincidence of the claimants in the cases of Thomas and Gladwell but, I have no doubt, you would suggest that was wishful thinking. You will recall that the comment was not in anyway connected to a poster and, as such, was simply a statement of truth.

    Adversaries, probing and red herrings come to mind?
    My very sincere apologies for those hoping to request off-board assistance but I am now so inundated with requests that in order to do justice to those "already in the system" I am no longer accepting PM's and am unlikely to do so for the foreseeable future (August 2016). :(

    For those seeking more detailed advice and guidance regarding small claims cases arising from private parking issues I recommend that you visit the Private Parking forum on PePiPoo.com
  • dacouch
    dacouch Posts: 21,636 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Steve Pullen
  • sassy_one
    sassy_one Posts: 2,688 Forumite
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    I am still amazed that two posters here AKA one certain poster under two different posting names STILL has yet to provide any evidence or support against and regards there claims re a Private Parking Company issuing invoices and how they can prove they could be enforced; to which, it's simply, they can't.


    After so many requests to provide such still has it yet to be provided, I can only guess that maybe just maybe, without sounding not to believe there claims, they can't provide such, or maybe they just don't want too - Who knows: You decide :T
  • taffy056
    taffy056 Posts: 4,895 Forumite
    Those two cases above won by the ppc doesn't mean ccj's were issued, they have a set number of days to pay the judgement, providing they have done so there is no ccj, so give us proof of this, and the other proof or sod off as I said above, you don't make a very good troll, I know this because sassy hasn't closed the thread ;)
    Excel Parking, MET Parking, Combined Parking Solutions, VP Parking Solutions, ANPR PC Ltd, & Roxburghe Debt Collectors. What do they all have in common?
    They are all or have been suspended from accessing the DVLA database for gross misconduct!
    Do you really need to ask what kind of people run parking companies?
  • sassy_one
    sassy_one Posts: 2,688 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    taffy056 wrote: »
    Those two cases above won by the ppc doesn't mean ccj's were issued, they have a set number of days to pay the judgement, providing they have done so there is no ccj, so give us proof of this, and the other proof or sod off as I said above, you don't make a very good troll, I know this because sassy hasn't closed the thread ;)


    I have given up reporting certain posters, as they only go off and make a new posting user-name and then post writing in a different manner!

    Strange how if you look at a certain posters posts they are some very very close statements and manner of writing along with another said user.


    Lastly, I'm bored of feeding the trolls, oops mistyped I meant 'troll' as they get fed daily, or at least think they do, by issuing endless amounts of invoices, to which I saw 9 cars today with them on at a private car park, quite amazing that the person putting them on is NEVER seen :rotfl:

    He slaps the invoices on the screen and runs off into the day, I have no doubt that they even check these days if anyone has even paid for a display ticket.


    Regards proof, don't hold your breath as you'll go blue before you get any answers, that question is one that is always avoided, and as a employee of a Private Parking Company, they are not only very good at doing just that, avoiding facts but also have deep training in such.


    I say, give up it's only a matter of time everyone gets onto these invoices and that they can't be enforced!
  • taffy056 wrote: »
    Those two cases above won by the ppc doesn't mean ccj's were issued, they have a set number of days to pay the judgement, providing they have done so there is no ccj, so give us proof of this, and the other proof or sod off as I said above, you don't make a very good troll, I know this because sassy hasn't closed the thread ;)

    They are one of a few CCJs freely viewable on the net....Google is your friend. I presume, if you are indeed Welsh as your nic implies, your indignant rage is welling up. LOL

    I don't know what "other proof" you need. The CCJs are freely available to view, they are judgements based on breach of contract. Surely you aren't naive enough to actually think Driver8 and his ilk have any idea of such things?


    taffy056 wrote:
    I have no doubt, you would suggest that was wishful thinking

    Actually I had no wish to that affect. I know an impossible request when I write one, but I needed a foil to demonstrate the hypocrisy of of members hiding behind a nic.

    You evaded the real implied question and main theme of the thread that Sassy is championing. Your professional thoughts on the legality of PPC charges and consequences of ignoring demands?
    A stitch in time means you can't afford a new one.
  • Driver8
    Driver8 Posts: 743 Forumite
    They are one of a few CCJs freely viewable on the net....Google is your friend. I presume, if you are indeed Welsh as your nic implies, your indignant rage is welling up. LOL

    I don't know what "other proof" you need. The CCJs are freely available to view, they are judgements based on breach of contract. Surely you aren't naive enough to actually think Driver8 and his ilk have any idea of such things?





    Actually I had no wish to that affect. I know an impossible request when I write one, but I needed a foil to demonstrate the hypocrisy of of members hiding behind a nic.

    You evaded the real implied question and main theme of the thread that Sassy is championing. Your professional thoughts on the legality of PPC charges and consequences of ignoring demands?


    Prove it.

    Go on, prove it.


    Just cause the Thomas fella got fined for lying (what the judge thought anyway on balance of probabilities) does not mean he got a CCJ at all, it mearly mean's he got fined and if he paid his fine within the allotted time he would not get a CCJ.

    Also you say, one of a few, freely available on the net. Where?

    You still have not answered the question of, give unequivocal proof a PPC as won in court with their Contractual Agreement's, because you CANNOT.

    Can you? If you could you would be all over this thread like a rash with it.

    There you go, people who read these boards, proof if proof were needed. PPC company's are just scamming parasites.
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