Parking fine but not my car wrong ANPR details

numps

Thankyou

nosferatu1001

Put it all together
Se what others think.

pappa_golf

then use your £250-£500 to sue the *** off the stupid **&^&*

Loadsofchildren123

Yes try to do it all now and negotiate a figure. You could say nothing and just issue proceedings, but I think it will be far easier to negotiate something now (albeit you may get less):


Try this for the last para:


One more issue which we have not specifically corresponded about is your client's breaches of my rights under the Data Protection Act and its harassment of me under section 1 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, which is a criminal offence under section 2 of the Act. I am entitled to damages in respect of both and an undertaking from your client not to contact me again about this matter, either directly or through its agents.

Your client would have no defence to such claims, having admitted that my details should never have been obtained from the DVLA because it made an administrative error, but nevertheless issuing and pursuing proceedings against me, obtaining judgment in default (all the while acknowledging that it had no claim), delaying its agreement to a set aside, and to make matters worse on [date] bailiffs were sent to my door by your client to collect the judgment debt which it is agreed is to be set aside. What on earth is your client playing at?

I propose that we deal with these claims as part of the set aside order, and I am prepared (on a without prejudice basis) to settle them for damages in the amount of £x in respect of its Data Protection Act breaches and £x in respect of its harassment of me (a total of £x). COLOR=green]you could ask for £750 for each, but you are more likely to get the money if you ask for less[/COLOR. Payment should be made within 14 calendar days. I invite you to insert a clause to this effect.

Please be on notice that if your client refuses to pay any sum in respect of those matters then I intend to issue a separate claim and I will seek the usual damages of £750 for the Data Protection Act breach and £750 for the Protection from Harassment breach.