GPB Letter on behalf of Roxburghe

polos · 13 September 2013 at 8:34AM

Many Thanks again again!

polos · 13 September 2013 at 1:16PM

Hi Again
I am reading in other threads that people are also going to POPLA should i also file appeal to POPLA at this stage? and if so can you guys guide me?
Thank you in advance

Guys_Dad · 13 September 2013 at 1:25PM

You are too late for POPLA unless the PPC sends you a POPLA code and allows a late POPLA appeal.

Scouse_Magic · 14 September 2013 at 4:34AM

There is no point whatsoever contacting the DVLA because initial contact has to be made with the RK and all ppc's have both "Fee paying" and "Free" links to the DVLA. unless you can prove gross misconduct

Roxburghe doesn't do popla as it costs them £32 a time for a case they know they have no chance of winning..

All they have done is to start up a new fresh wave of silly letters to try to get as much money as possible as they are on their last legs with the OFT....

The fact you have named the driver discharges you from your obligations, so if you do eventually receive court papers (Yeah right) counter claim for harassment Section (40) Administration of Justice Act and ask the court to hold the solicitor in contempt for bringing a claim without cause.:beer:

Stroma · 14 September 2013 at 7:26AM

Guys_Dad wrote: »

You are too late for POPLA unless the PPC sends you a POPLA code and allows a late POPLA appeal.

Not if it is goes to the driver of the vehicle as it starts from the beginning again

Stroma · 14 September 2013 at 7:28AM

Scouse_Magic wrote: »

Roxburghe doesn't do popla as it costs them £32 a time for a case they know they have no chance of winning..

Roxburghe don't do popla not because of the cost, but because they are a dca and when they get this alleged debt, all avenues should be exhausted by the parking company, obviously in the case of this parking company they are deliberately being obstructive and acting unlawfully