UKCPS and The Miah Solicitors

mgssnake

Ill also try ring the head office of the gym tomorrow and see if they could do something about it too.

Guys_Dad

I agree with post #10 advice and suggest you tidy up the letter in that post and send it.

trisontana

mgssnake wrote: »

A copy of the letter can be found here:

hxxps://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzobEDGvECD3dV9GZlJVQjZycHM&usp=sharing

I have changed the TT into XX's

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzobEDGvECD3dV9GZlJVQjZycHM&usp=sha%20ring

mgssnake

Can I post my drafted letter here? The one I intend to send to Miah Solicitors?

Also is there any way I can find the Land Owners details - contact number/email to use to get in touch with?

Financewiz

Also had the same letter from them, although mine was parked out of bay.

Anyone like to proof my defence letter - totally fed up with UKCPS ignoring the states facts within the Act itself!

ampersand

op will appreciate your reassurance Fwiz, but the rule is one poster per Thread, so each person receives appropriate advice.

Do start your own.

Financewiz

No problem - good luck with the response!

ampersand

bod1467 wrote: »

Complaint submitted

Your complaint has been submitted and we will contact you in due course.

For reference your case number is 1653855.

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There's an alert of status change under Company Check.
Remember checking this lot recently for someone else.

HO87

The Miah Solicitors (a trading title of The Miah Solicitors Ltd) is something of a misnomer in that there is only 1 solicitor in the firm - Sufe Miah.

As far as the CSA is concerned this is going to be a wasted effort in that as a solicitor Miah is governed by the SRA who actually have some substantial powers in terms of the profession such as taking over or even closing down a business. As far as I can see Miah is not a member of the CSA in any event which is just a membership organisation.

That said it would appear that Miah do not have a current full or interm licence from the FCA. However, prior to the Financial Services & Markets Act - which did away with the OFT's powers to issue CCA licences - the majority of solicitors were covered by the Law Society's group CCA licence. That has now gone by the board and as of February 2014 members were advised to apply for an interim licence unless they were happy they could claim exemption under the provisions of Part 20. The exemptions - which relate to the provision of professional services - are likely to see most solicitors to slip out from under. Regardless of this they will still have to work within the SRA's own financial rules.

bazster

bod1467 wrote: »

Maybe that's what I'm remembering ... a trading company cannot hide registrant details. If they won't comply with Nominet rules then they can have their domain seized.

If Nominet receives a complaint it will give them the opportunity to comply and if they fail to do so then, yes, they will lose the domain.