CC claim form athens security help please!

beamerguy

Umkomaas wrote: »

Sweating like a glass-blower's 4rse is no excuse. Southern softies! :rotfl:

I know, even Lady Beamer went to lay on the bed ... I thought YAY but no luck, she was fast asleep. I have nicknamed her the BPA now

Umkomaas

beamerguy wrote: »

I know, even Lady Beamer went to lay on the bed ... I thought YAY but no luck, she was fast asleep. I have nicknamed her the BPA now

I'd get yourself a cold shower, it will help relieve the heat. :rotfl:

System

Location is very relevant to ASP's claims. Where was it?

roogoose

IamEmanresu wrote: »

Location is very relevant to ASP's claims. Where was it?

PCN issued in promenade car park, perranporth.

The particulars of claim are incredibly vague, just has the date, car registration and
"claimant claims sum for £153 for parking charges and indemnity costs" and info regarding interest.
It does not state the location nor whether the claim is for breach of contract/trespass, or what parking contravention actually took place. Ie I have no idea what the claim is actually for according to the particulars.

I will put this in my defence and invite the court to strike it out for lack of information, however I was wondering if I do that, should I also put in that the notice to keeper has incorrect information thus suggesting I do know what the claim is for?

NB I have not contacted glad stones for clarification of the particulars and my defence needs to be in by the 31st so I think it is too late to do this now?

Thanks again for your help everyone!

Coupon-mad

Try searching this forum and pepipoo (as linked above already) for the word 'Perranporth' and you will find other recent similar cases and defences. I know there's a current one on one or other forum right now, can't remember the username but a search will find them.

However whilst doing all this I have been looking back through the documentation and realised on my notice to keeper letter that they have stated the "Period of parking" as 00.00 to 16.22.
Now the period of overstay was 16:00 until 16:22. I still have the pay and display ticket that says I entered the car park at 15:00 and paid until 16:00.
My question is, is this mistake on the NTK enough to form a defence?

That can be included in the defence but I would be vague about the error, at this stage, let them guess...e.g. saying that 'the NTK fails to meet the POFA 2012 so as keeper, I cannot be liable' is a defence point that will not tip them off that in fact, among other omissions, the NTK fails to define the period of parking or to correctly repeat the information in the PCN. They will find that out later when you submit your full defence and witness statement prior to the hearing- and you can use the POFA to evidence all omissions.

I did write a defence earlier today you could look at (different circs but just seeing some defences laid out will give you an idea of what you can say).

System

Would love to see the contract for this one. Make sure you ask for it in your defence.

Earlier contracts have no allowance for AS to take action in their own name so put them to strict proof the Garden Charity has permitted this. Or ask the charity directly. Unless there is a clear answer from them plus a copy of the contract, introduce their reply to show vagueness.

email : gardenscharities@yahoo.co.uk

phone : 07881 521730 or 01872 571605

write: The Gardener's Room, Boscawen Rd, Perranporth TR6 0EP

The_Deep

Re that extra £50, it is not allowed, read the Gan letter to Miah, it is a stinker

http://www.pepipoo.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t98605.html

pugger

The Gardens Charity will not help, they are as greedy and lacking in ethics as the ppc themselves. You'll most likely get sent a witness statement.

HO87

pugger wrote: »

The Gardens Charity will not help, they are as greedy and lacking in ethics as the ppc themselves. You'll most likely get sent a witness statement.

Have you had other dealings with them? Any other insights you can provide?

Marktheshark

Accepting part of the claim will lose outright.
You either accept the terms of the contract or you do not.

You admit NOTHING, you make them prove everything and you use your payment slip to prove their claim is false as you did not arrive until several hours after they claimed.

Agreeing with them and making it easy for them will lose.