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PEA Parking Charge
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14 days nearly up- just to clarify before letters begin to arrive are there any circumstances that private owners can take to regulate/control parking on their land- albeit carried out under the instructions of a parking company? From all the advice/queries I have been reading at length it would seem that there is no recourse (other than issuing usual letters/threats) no matter what the "offence" is- is this correct?0
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They can sue you in the county court. They could potentially get an injunction to stop you going on their land again but that's unlikely.
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Hi- just a quick question- have now received "Pre Enforcement Letter" from DCBL- should I be worried or is this just another level of threat from these gangsters?
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Mickeypigeon wrote: »Hi- just a quick question- have now received "Pre Enforcement Letter" from DCBL- should I be worried or is this just another level of threat from these gangsters?
thank you
Look on the back of the DCBL and it should say this is NOT a bailiff letter ..... THEN IGNORE, just part of the low level debt collectors
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Yes- back of letter states "This case is not subject to High Court and Bailiff action"- safe to ignore then??- Thanks for quick reply.0
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PCNs can be ignored in Scotland and NI.
Debt collector letters can safely be ignored anywhere in the UK.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks0 -
Mickeypigeon wrote: »Yes- back of letter states "This case is not subject to High Court and Bailiff action"- safe to ignore then??- Thanks for quick reply.
100% IGNORE .... just another day in the sewers0
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