Excel BW again

Coupon-mad

There's a Facebook group helping people with Excel charges at Cavendish retail park. Also read Lamilad's thread (on here and on pepipoo) where he won re the same location.

Is your local court Burnley by any chance, going by your username?

claretmad62

Yes I have joined the Facebook page & read Lamilads thread with interest....no I support Burnley but live not far away from the said location.

claretmad62

Whats the best way to upload a PDF Document ?

Pugnator

claretmad62 wrote: »

Whats the best way to upload a PDF Document ?

Dropbox
Photobucket
Tinypic

Redact personal details and VRN

claretmad62

Ok, thank you

claretmad62

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7jczkp10oz6z8q2/310117%20W.S%20Temp%20Doc.pdf?dl=0

Can you open this, and more importantly is it any good and can I use it given what I put in my defence ? Not sure if I can deviate off my 2 liner ?

claretmad62

Just wondering if any of you guys had a chance to look over my link..?.... would like some feedback....cheers

Coupon-mad

Didn't see anything much about signs not forming a contract (major opportunity to sling some mud about the Cutts case, as this is Excel and around the same time as well). I am retiring for the night but search the forum tomorrow for 'Cutts Lateef' and copy the more robust style of WS and defences. The idea is to show your Judge that the innocent party is not the claimant.

You must have been reading some very old stuff to have dredged up the ancient PE v Sharma case. Get rid of that entire point which also reads more like a POPLA appeal.

Drop everything about 'loss' so none of this:

- The sum claimed is an unlawful penalty rather than a genuine estimate of their liquidated damages.
- The Claimant is not the landowner and suffers no loss whatsoever as a result of a vehicle parking at the location in question
- The amount claimed is a charge and evidently disproportionate to any loss suffered by the Claimant and is therefore unconscionable.

claretmad62

Ok, just back in from site (work) will take a look over this evening.

Thanks

claretmad62

https://www.dropbox.com/s/axxw6lon7i5v5i3/PCN%20to%20driver%201%20pdf.pdf?dl=0

Just thought Id put up the original PCN, just realised the initial cost was £60.00 not £100.00...all BW correspondence refers to the original £100.00 + clients initial legal costs of £54.00.