Rejected Popla and now Final Demand from DC

gtuckwood

I have received a Final Demand for Payment from TNC. I was given a ticket for an incorrectly displayed ticket in Falmouth Museum Car Park in July 2014. I disputed with Popla based on mitigation of there being a thunderstorm that day, but it was rejected.

I want to go back to Armtrac the PPC with a letter, but not now sure as to which would be best to send. Do i try the Popla template and submit or am i too late now? or should i write back to Armtrac, ignore TNC and say this is the first NTK i have received and go from there.

I wish i'd come straight her, but so unwilling to pay this and want to do my best to fight, to the courts if needs be.

Any suggestions gratefully received, regards Graham

bazster

I fail to see what a thunderstorm has to do with it and I'm not surprised your PoPLA appeal was refused.

They don't have to send a NtK if you responded to the NtD (the windscreen ticket).

You are now in "ignore" mode, there is nothing else you can do.

Umkomaas

You have only one shot at POPLA.

Debt Collectors can be ignored, because they can do nothing with you other than send Final Demands (and even scarier Final, Final Demands).

Continue to ignore unless you get a Letter Before Action (from Armtrak or their solicitors) or Court Papers via the bulk handling centre at Northampton County Court. Come back if you do. They have six years from the date of the parking event to pursue the alleged 'debt'.

Likelihood of a small claim from Armtrak? - take a look here:

http://crtcases.appas.org.uk/htdocs/court_tabular.php?PME_sys_fm=0&PME_sys_fl=0&PME_sys_qfn=&PME_sys_sfn[0]=0&PME_sys_sfn[1]=5

When you open the page click on 'Company Name' just above the list of PPCs and it will sort them alphabetically. You'll soon see Armtrak

bazster

Umkomaas wrote: »

When you open the page click on 'Company Name' just above the list of PPCs and it will sort them alphabetically. You'll soon see Armtrak

None at all? Surely not! Mike "Binman" Cooke once had his tame local rag photograph him outside a court holding up a sheaf of papers that he said were claims they'd won!

You don't think he might've been a little, ahem, creative with the truth there do you? :rotfl: