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Advice Please - Parking Eye Letter Before County Court Claim
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gareth1971
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Dear All,
I am the OP in this thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5468295
I am posting again to report on the latest developments to our saga and to ask for advice on the best way to proceed.
The incident was at an NHS site in March 2016, our POPLA appeal was rejected at the end of June 2016 and we have now received a "LETTER BEFORE COUNTY COURT CLAIM" (dated more than a week ago) demanding payment of £100 within 14 days and stating:
I have scanned the letter and it is available here in case anyone is interested to see the "Further Information" which includes point 5 regarding Supreme Court judgement 4th Nov 2015 (aka "Beavis Case").
https://www.dropbox.com/s/golc4ql2gojhngn/PE-Letter-Jan-2017_Page_1.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/de8snyro1lx9jpe/PE-Letter-Jan-2017_Page_2.jpg?dl=0
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Of course, we are loathe to pay the £100 to these evil leeches without a fight, but would rather not have a CCJ and end up paying £175.
Mentioning this just in case it is relevant: The keeper of the vehicle involved has now moved addresses (mail is being forwarded) so PE may not know the new address. The vehicle concerned has been written off and sold as scrap.
I am the OP in this thread https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5468295
I am posting again to report on the latest developments to our saga and to ask for advice on the best way to proceed.
The incident was at an NHS site in March 2016, our POPLA appeal was rejected at the end of June 2016 and we have now received a "LETTER BEFORE COUNTY COURT CLAIM" (dated more than a week ago) demanding payment of £100 within 14 days and stating:
"The payment is now required within 14 days to prevent further action. If payment of £100.00 is not made, further action will be taken and court proceedings will be issued, which will incur further costs. These costs will include, but not limited to £50.00 solicitor's costs and £25.00 court claim issue fee."
"ParkingEye would further draw your attention to the recent Supreme Court decision detailed at paragraph 5 overleaf. The appeal concerned the value of ParkingEye's Parking Charges and the Judgement, granted in ParkingEye's favour, delivers a binding precedent in respect of the sum sought, as the Court found the Parking Charge was set at a reasonable amount."
I have scanned the letter and it is available here in case anyone is interested to see the "Further Information" which includes point 5 regarding Supreme Court judgement 4th Nov 2015 (aka "Beavis Case").
https://www.dropbox.com/s/golc4ql2gojhngn/PE-Letter-Jan-2017_Page_1.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/de8snyro1lx9jpe/PE-Letter-Jan-2017_Page_2.jpg?dl=0
To view these documents without a Dropbox account, just click on "No Thanks - Continue to View".
Of course, we are loathe to pay the £100 to these evil leeches without a fight, but would rather not have a CCJ and end up paying £175.
Mentioning this just in case it is relevant: The keeper of the vehicle involved has now moved addresses (mail is being forwarded) so PE may not know the new address. The vehicle concerned has been written off and sold as scrap.
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no idea why you started a new thread , you should have just posted on the original thread, so I suggest you pm crabman or soolin and ask them to merge the threads into one
ie:- one topic , one thread
or as you already posted , just "bump" it up if it has dropped off page 1
all this talk about a CCJ is nonsense
if you lost in court , you pay the judgment within the time period specified by the judge
then there is no CCJ , repeat no CCJ
they will issue court proceedings if you fail to pay this LBCCC
after that its all down to a judge
if you win , you can claim up to about £90 in costs
if you lose, the judge tells you what to pay and you normally have 28 days to pay it BEFORE a CCJ happens
its ignoring the JUDGE and their JUDGMENT that leads to a CCJ , effectively its "contempt of court"
so if you lose , pay up , promptly, that is then the end of the matter and NO CCJ will happen
if you think a CCJ is automatic, you have not done your homework properly
make sure you tell PE the correct address and keep a copy
the fact that the vehicle has been scrapped is irrelevant , it was there on the day in question
we are all aware of the BEAVIS case , which PE won at the Supreme Court
if you are going to fight , it will be in the small claims court , no doubt about it
ps:-
posted on your other thread now
ask the board guide to delete this thread and leave the original one running as it has all the background data0
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