TNC Parking Services Court Action

parkingsavingexpert

Hi All,

I was issued with a two PCN's last year by P4parking. After taking advice from my friend who is a public see any I ignored these as there was no way to enforce. Now after being told by TCN that they are taking legal action through small claims court I spoke with the same friend who advised me that a case in 2015 meant that this can now be enforced through the courts. Has anyone else had this happen to them or had legal proceeding for a PCN from TNC?

Thanks

Ralph-y

hi and welcome to the forum ....

for a start ...

please have a read through the newbies thread ....

you are sadly past some of it but it will explain where you went wrong ...

I hope your friend stops helping

there are sections re defending cases so look for them ....

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4816822

good luck

Ralph:cool:

pappa_golf

parkingsavingexpert wrote: »

Hi All,

I was issued with a two PCN's last year by P4parking. After taking advice from my friend who is a public see any I ignored these as there was no way to enforce. Now after being told by TCN that they are taking legal action through small claims court I spoke with the same friend who advised me that a case in 2015 meant that this can now be enforced through the courts. Has anyone else had this happen to them or had legal proceeding for a PCN from TNC?

Thanks

your friend knows nothing the bevis case in 2015 did not give the right to press charges


TNC are a debt collector , debt collectors cannot start court proceedings


to add to the post above , read this: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5035663


all about debt collectors

Coupon-mad

Now after being told by TCN that they are taking legal action through small claims court

No, you mean you just got another threatogram in the chain, surely?

And the Beavis case is not a silver bullet against ALL other cases, just makes it harder if a case does go to a hearing. We know about the Beavis case having followed it throughout and you can read umpteen hundred threads about it since 2015. It was a decision about a particular set of signs and a particular type of parking licence and resulting charge for overstaying at a particular retail park with specific landowner interests.

It is relevant because the Supreme Court is the top court in the land - and let's just say that consumer groups were very disappointed - nay, horrified - with the decision and PPCs are running riot in some cases, as predicted, citing it as if it upholds their charges too. Supreme Court Judges appeared to have no clue about the repercussions of such a terrible judgment for a despicable industry of money-grabbers and ex-clampers, whose prime intention and agenda is not parking management. That's the last thing they want. Money is the first, second, third...

And debt collector letters are not an indicator of court action - DO NOT contact debt collectors. Sit tight if this is merely TNC threatograms.

The_Deep

Never take advice from a public see any.