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Been to court, won, but still more cases!
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So it would be the sister company who re-requested the data and noticed the change on the V5 and told PE?PE can only ask for your info once and only within a 6 mth period , however there sister company (equita) can ask for info upto a max of 6 yrs , the DVLA are at this moment ammending the rights down to a 6mth period for debt collectors0 -
where did that info come from pappa
it was in a letter from the DVLA regarding a case that TNC parking/management/debt collectors were sticking there noses into , the paperwork inc the writing of the NTK were in some cases 2 yrs after the event , the DVLA stated that "very shortly" debt companies involved with the ISSUING of NTK wouuld be knocked back from 6 yrs (or was it 2 yrs) to the 6mth time that a PPC hasSave a Rachael
buy a share in crapita0 -
Hi all, apologies for the quite spell. I was away on business and have just returned.
Thanks for the info about DVLA notices. I will keep that in mind for the next case. Anyhow, I had appealed these PINs and thus this didn't go as far as requiring DVLA involvement.
So I sent them an email saying they should discontinue otherwise I'd hold them liable for my costs in full. And explained that I would be flying back to the country. They ignored me and after I booked my tickets to come back, 5 days before the court date, they discontinued.
Frustrated that I couldn't argue my costs to a judge!
Thanks all for your help.0 -
You can now issue your own claim for wasted costs.0
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OP, if you are still reading this thread, write to the court and ask it to make a costs order under R27.14(2)(g) and explain how they acted unreasonably and provide a breakdown of your costs. Say that this is a matter which can easily be dealt with on paper and say that you have sent a copy of the letter and costs schedule to the Claimant's solicitors.
Copy the letter to them.Although a practising Solicitor, my posts here are NOT legal advice, but are personal opinion based on limited facts provided anonymously by forum users. I accept no liability for the accuracy of any such posts and users are advised that, if they wish to obtain formal legal advice specific to their case, they must seek instruct and pay a solicitor.0 -
Failing all of the above, a letter of claim and your own proceedings via MCOL. Oh how the worm has turned.....0
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