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Total parking solutions/ ie legal solicitors
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They could have just settled the debt before reaching court0
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Have another look at#52.!!
Does it sound familiar to your experiences??0 -
miladm1067 wrote: »They could have just settled the debt before reaching court
You not in court yet!0 -
I was not talking about myself. Sorry if I did not make sense. They may have settled their debts with other claims thus not going to court in 20170
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What is #52? Coupon-mad post?0
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miladm1067 wrote: »I was not talking about myself. Sorry if I did not make sense. They may have settled their debts with other claims thus not going to court in 2017
Exactly. Which is why I suggested you read #52 again!!
So far they don't look to have paid for a hearing in your case have they??0 -
miladm1067 wrote: »What is #52? Coupon-mad post?
Every post is numbered. This one is #133
#1 is the first.0 -
The most recent letter I got was Friday. This stated I have until August 25th to get back to them or a judgement will be filed against me. No mentions of a hearing0
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The letter was just a tactic. They are preying on the uninitiated!!
The claimant cannot "file a judgement"!0 -
Can you post a copy of their letter in full? I suspect this is all to panic you into paying.
They could apply to court for summary judgment if they think your case is no merits at all, but you'll still get a hearing and, as a practical matter, they won't because such an application will cost them £255.
You should remember that however bad your defence, most particulars of claim are abysmal.0
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