Parking Eye gets a visit from Court Bailiffs

Nodding_Donkey

Yeah, they might offer to run their pension scheme for them.

Browntoa

think this proves the merit of ramping up the pressure on them by getting costs awarded if it goes to court

Ivor_Pecheque

They've sent me a cheque with the date but no year.

Is this grounds to get the bailiffs involved ? And if so, do I just turn up at the court with my £100.

Nodding_Donkey

if they haven't paid you on time (ie with a cheque that can actually be used) then I'd say it is.

Ivor_Pecheque

Thanks, I'll contact the court.

Stroma

Say the bank won't cash the cheque as its not dated properly, which should be true if the cashier is doing their job properly

HubertGrumblethorpe

Go for it Ivor ... if the shoe was on the other foot what do you think they would do ?


And of course, well done for sticking to your guns !

Ivor_Pecheque

So I roll up to the Courthouse with my tail of woe, and pay my hundred quid and ask for a further judgement? Is there a chance the judgement goes against me ?

bargepole

Ivor_Pecheque wrote: »

So I roll up to the Courthouse with my tail of woe, and pay my hundred quid and ask for a further judgement? Is there a chance the judgement goes against me ?

You're not asking for a new Judgment, you're applying to the Court to enforce the Judgment which has already been given.

Hot_Bring

Nodding_Donkey wrote: »

I think the trick is to show loads and loads of made up invoices in your sales ledger and bump the worth up like that. By the time Crapita find out the sums due are fiction you have scarpered with the cash.

They can have mine for a bargain price of only £20m (£10m if they pay within 14 days)

You joke about it but Capita paid that for the company I worked for because they thought we were a Cisco Gold partner. Strangely you can easily look this information up on the Cisco website - we weren't by the way !