3 tickets 3 cars-my home address

waamo

unholyangel wrote: »

Not sure what you point about court is?

PE may very well take court action, but it won't be against the OP - it will be the RK, the same person they've been addressing their invoices to.

Indeed but it's a lot easier to nip things in the bud than explain to baliffs on your doorstep that the scrote giving a fake address (if this is what's happened, it isn't entirely clear yet) doesn't actually live there.

Dandytf

unholyangel wrote: »

If they're from private companies, then they are not fines as they do not have the power to fine people (although they try really hard to make motorists think they do).

How long have you been in the house? Any chance its the name of a previous tenant/owner?

Since 2009-cant remember previous owner as I moved from a nearby town

Thanks for the private fine info -it's those bold type- final warning type letters -todays £100 required immediately.

Nasqueron

If it's not your car and not your plates then you personally are not liable but you do need to take action. Ask a board moderator to move this into the parking ticket sub forum and get some advice on killing these off, private firms could still send debt collectors around to your address given that's the address on the RK. Be prepared to prove you moved in during 2009 and so on.

unholyangel

waamo wrote: »

Indeed but it's a lot easier to nip things in the bud than explain to baliffs on your doorstep that the scrote giving a fake address (if this is what's happened, it isn't entirely clear yet) doesn't actually live there.

Arguably I'd say easier to prove to bailiffs. The person not being tenant/owner at the address will stop bailiff action, it wont necessarily stop court action.

From what I've read on here, parking companies seem to like default judgements - the chances of which increase when issued to a last known address rather than current address.

silverwhistle

If a letter doesn't have my name I just return to sender, and had plenty of practice due to the previous occupant of the house! Only once did I open an envelope as there was no return address on the envelope. I was able to phone the court and give them the news that "Fred" did not live at this address and I doubted he would be attending court to defend the charge of evading a rail fare..