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court date timeout

pappa_golf
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on another thread , private parking ticket dating back to 2012 ,
this is before legislation in 2012 (POFa)
at what point do you START the 6 yr clock ? is from the date you recieve a invoice , or 28 days later if they offer that
the laws after POFa are clear cut and there is now a regulated time gap between the incident and them sending bog roll - sorry invoices
so does it start at the recept date of the invoice , 14/28 days later or 3 mths later because they cannot be bothered to answer an appeal .
at this stage (now) its a company called B+W legal who are hoovering up very old cases hoping for change of address and a default.
the case in question would be easily beeten in court after the first question .
date of start of clock , please?
this is before legislation in 2012 (POFa)
at what point do you START the 6 yr clock ? is from the date you recieve a invoice , or 28 days later if they offer that
the laws after POFa are clear cut and there is now a regulated time gap between the incident and them sending bog roll - sorry invoices
so does it start at the recept date of the invoice , 14/28 days later or 3 mths later because they cannot be bothered to answer an appeal .
at this stage (now) its a company called B+W legal who are hoovering up very old cases hoping for change of address and a default.
the case in question would be easily beeten in court after the first question .
date of start of clock , please?
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Surely what matters is 6 years takes you to 2018
No expert, far from it just a gobshiiiite amateur!!!!! but my guess would be it would be the date of the ticket.
Good luck in stomping on the parking fascist0 -
Cause of action would be the date of the incident - it would be hard to argue otherwise, though they could try.
I'm not aware of any cases where a ppc tried court action on something that happened over 6 years ago.0 -
thanks both of you , the incident was nov-dec 2010 which is pre POFa 2012 time
PPCs have not tried court after 6 yrs , well they cant can they , P+W legal are "hoovering" old cases due for 6 yrs cut off for VCS/excel in the hope of getting defaultsSave a Rachael
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Plenty of debt buyers try court action after more than six years have passed so I would not put it past the ppcs or their agents to try it.
Many claims succeed because the debtor does not respond, so judgement in default.
Some of them 'find' a payment 2 or 3 years ago.
Some seem to take court action at a previous address, no response, so judgement in default. Then they manage to find where the debtor lives now!
They could even argue for a different start date though I've not seen that yet.
The point is that there is a defence as long as the debtor can and does make it.0 -
yes it is called "credit clamping" , as per telegraph report andd being investigated by our prime minister
as for buying debts (ppc oriontated) people are fighting back , the parking Cos have an agreement with the DVLA that they cannot sell details on , several recent cases , where DPA has resulted ion £750 loses to them
this company B+W are hoovering along within the 6 yrs hoping to get defaults and play blackmail later , they are hired by the PPC , so not a lot can be doneSave a Rachael
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