Driver observed leaving site whilst vehicle remained parked on premises

nosferatu1001

YOu shoudl ask them if they will file the notice?
Now they know you are assisted bya forum with a fantastic record afgaisnt them, able to counter every argument they have ever made, maybe they should cut their losses now?

They know they have no hope of success, so to continue is vexatious, and their latest desperateattmept at intimidation is noted with amusement

beamerguy

Smaru wrote: »

Dear forum members,


So,I now have a reply from them


They have said they will be following my further posts on MSE with interest!!

HAHAHAHA ....... they are very welcome. BUT, let's see this witness warden in court

What a waste of time and money for them

nosferatu1001

Yep, it will be interesting to see if they will now actually have the witness appear

OP - you shoudl ask them for their name and serviceable address of the warden, so if they fail to reply to your Notice requiring them to bring their witness along, you will issue a Witness Summons on the parking parasite.

beamerguy

nosferatu1001 wrote: »

Yep, it will be interesting to see if they will now actually have the witness appear

OP - you shoudl ask them for their name and serviceable address of the warden, so if they fail to reply to your Notice requiring them to bring their witness along, you will issue a Witness Summons on the parking parasite.

Guess you have already told them, they are after all avid readers of this thread

Guess all the OP can do now is wait to see what they do with their dodgy legals.

Smaru

nosferatu1001 and beamerguy ,thank you; I will email them to ensure I get a reply re the notice, and then wait for the court process to run its course.I await the DQ.
I feel totally supported by the forum-thank you all - and therefore didn't get intimidated by their response.I am in this for the fight to win.

beamerguy

Smaru wrote: »

nosferatu1001 and beamerguy ,thank you; I will email them to ensure I get a reply re the notice, and then wait for the court process to run its course.I await the DQ.
I feel totally supported by the forum-thank you all - and therefore didn't get intimidated by their response.I am in this for the fight to win.

The guys on here know what they are talking about.
But don't spend too much time now, just wait

In selling there is a good phrase .... "the first one to talk loses"

Mind you, what is going on with this lot is like dealing with a play school Kindergarten

Hopefully you will meet this warden in court and as much as you will not remember what he/she looks like, he/she will not recognise you either unless he lies because he is on the payroll

Smaru

thankyou beamerguy;very sound advice

Parkingfines

nosferatu1001 wrote: »

Yep, it will be interesting to see if they will now actually have the witness appear

OP - you shoudl ask them for their name and serviceable address of the warden, so if they fail to reply to your Notice requiring them to bring their witness along, you will issue a Witness Summons on the parking parasite.

I would second the threat of a witness summons. .although cheap to issue (£50) you would have to pay witness expenses ( but worth using as tool against them)

Umkomaas

Something you might need to be aware of in relation to asking for a witness to appear.

Witnesses
What can I do if a witness won’t attend?
The court rules allow you to “witness summons” witness to make it compulsory for him / her to attend. Failure of a witness to attend after a witness summons could be contempt of court and result in criminal proceedings against the witness. However, a Judge might not think it appropriate to witness summons for a small claim and might just expect you to do the best with the evidence you can put before the court. If you want to try to obtain a witness summons, you should do so well in advance of the trial.

I think you would be liable for his costs should you lose. Something to research before you go all Perry Mason on this!

nosferatu1001

If he's still working for the claimant then there are no claimable expenses.