HX Car Park Management PCN wrong reg typed into machine

Ibcus

Hi PJ,
Just had a call from Mrs, Gladstones have sent their DQ, a request for papers.
She panics quite a lot, took me a while to calm her down and explain I was expecting it and not to worry.


I can see how easy it is for people to buckle and pay these parasites.

Pjr1525

Hi inbcus, Just a few more stages to go through.

When you get your court date which will probably be 3 or 4 months away, put every single thing relating to the case in a box and put everything out of your mind, that’s exactly what I did. I was able to choose a quiet court ( St Helens ) there was only myself and the Judge in the court room and I even had an informal chat with the judge after the case.

I have to say how satisfying it is to win the case and also be awarded costs. I’ve just sent a request for payment to HX. If they do not pay within 14 days, I will send in the bailiffs. Regards

Ibcus

Still not received DQ from county court.


Should we be concerned?


I have downloaded one and its been filled in, should we wait for the courts DQ or send our own?

Coupon-mad

I seem to recall a post saying they were 2 weeks behind with DQs.

But as she's a worrier why not download it, the form is the N180, not the one Gs sent.

Ibcus

I have downloaded the form and filled it in electronically with Adobe.


I'll print it off and pop it in the post to Northampton

Coupon-mad

No, you email it like you did the defence. And I'd say it needs a proper signature.

Ibcus

I was wondering if I could email it, a lot easier.


I have a scan of her signature used for the defence, so that should work fine?


Gladstones DQ just had Gladstones Solicitors typed into the signature box on the DQ they sent

Coupon-mad

OK then yes, email it with a scanned signature.

I thought you meant you'd just typed it.

Ibcus

No, Gladstones did just that on the DQ sent to me though

Coupon-mad

They can because solicitors don't have to use a physical signature, just their name is enough (have you never noticed that in any solicitor's letter?).