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County Court Claim from Excel Parking

Get-Out-Of-Debt · 2014-01-29 12:51:19

Hi all, as thought may happen, Excel have decided to chose me to start a claim in Northampton. Naturally I will defend this. Seems they think I may be easier to tackle due to my PoPLA appeal failing, don't think the GPEOL that appeared on the Case Summary completed by Excel was read by the assessor. Whilst I have raised…

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29 April 2014 at 12:57PM edited 29 April 2014 at 1:28PM

Just an update to this case. A hearing is scheduled and my full defence is nearly complete. However, on the subject of legal standing.

The freeholder was unable to cancel the PCN and advised that Excel hold a lease to exclusively occupy, so there is no 'contract' and in my view if they're the lessee; then they can take court action in their own name - as they're not managing the site on behalf of the freeholder. My question is, do I concede that Excel do have legal standing in this case and concentrate on the other grounds for the defence?

The freeholders agents denied a copy of the lease or to confirm if Excel can take action on behalf of the freeholder.

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