ccj wrong address

Quentin

You should remove your name from the post above.#9

Apart from breaking forum rules (everyone should be anonymous) the parking companies monitor here and can use your posts against you

cjmillsnun

If you parked illegally you are liable so you are unlikely to get a set aside. So you’ll have to pay it.

If your details are wrong with the DVLA you are liable for a fine of up to £1000. So update your details now and ensure both the driving licence and V5c are registered to your current address.

cjmillsnun

az12345 wrote: »

well i supposed to move at that address but some how didnt, my friend there told me about letters, my name is a*********, there are many of my name, was being lazy and didnt update the address...
it means any one can ruin your credit file by filing a wrong claim at wrong address and the defendant would not attend the court and will get ccj..

No it doesn’t mean that anyone can ruin a person’s credit file for the reasons you give. A claimant has to take reasonable steps to deliver to the correct address. In the case of a parking company that can be to get address details from the DVLA.

pappa_golf

cjmillsnun wrote: »

No it doesn’t mean that anyone can ruin a person’s credit file for the reasons you give. A claimant has to take reasonable steps to deliver to the correct address. In the case of a parking company that can be to get address details from the DVLA.

yes the address that is on the V5 , and in the case of the OP , was his address upto date or was he to "lazy" to change it?

Quentin

cjmillsnun wrote: »

If you parked illegally you are liable so you are unlikely to get a set aside. So you’ll have to pay it.......
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There is nothing in this thread to suggest the OP has parked "illegally"


(Apart from his misuse of the word "fine")


He hasn't been fined but incurred a private parking invoice which has not been paid - possibly issued incorrectly like the many we see daily in the parking sub forum

PixelPound

They have issued it to the V5 address, which is the correct thing, so not wrong address. Has he told his insurance that the car is not kept at the registered address!

Quentin

nic_c wrote: »

.... Has he told his insurance that the car is not kept at the registered address!

You aren't normally required by insurers to keep the car at the "registered address" (assuming you mean the registered keeper address) - otherwise all lease/company cars etc would have to return to the RK's offices every night!


And what has insurance to do with the OP's problem anyway, and why are you asking?

sourcrates

Post #3# from National debtline gives you your options OP.

Thread is going a little off topic now.