Claim form - bw legal/brittania

Elsthemat

Could anyone advise at all?
Thanks

The_Deep

Paragraph 9 add Elliot v Loake.

Coupon-mad

That defence covers the bases, and it's fine to submit. Gen up on the next stages.

Elsthemat

Thank you both.
Odd question, but since I was originally issued this PCN i have gotten married. They are still using my maiden name, shall i still use my maiden name or put 'new surname nee old surname'?

Umkomaas

Elsthemat wrote: »

Thank you both.
Odd question, but since I was originally issued this PCN i have gotten married. They are still using my maiden name, shall i still use my maiden name or put 'new surname nee old surname'?

Nothing to stop you dealing with this under your former surname. You could ask them for a rectification of your data, but they'll no doubt want some proof, like having a copy of your marriage certificate - I'd be reluctant to be issuing a copy of that to any organisation attempting to sue you.

Elsthemat

Thanks, will continue in my maiden name.

Elsthemat

Hi all,

Thanks for the advice for this i really appreciate will update when i have one.

On another note, i had received another PCN from these for the same car park. The driver visited a shop at this site, ended up going over as a family member who was with the driver at the time fell over in the shop so was longer than anticipated, family member is 80 so had to make sure they were ok instead of rushing out.
Have complained to the head office as when i spoke to the shop they completely shut me down saying they can't do anything.
A ticket was purchased for 2 hrs but ran over by 45 mins roughly. Although, they offer 30 mins free parking here and then with the 2 grace periods i technically wouldn't be over but the 30 min free ticket wasn't obtained.

So short of it all is, should i appeal using the normal template? Majority doesn't really seem relevant.

Le_Kirk

You should always appeal. There is a legal term (cannot think of it at the moment) which means something prevented you from leaving. Same as getting a flat battery, or puncture. Maybe you could try this if it gets as far as POPLA.

nosferatu1001

Frustration of contract
Totally unforseen event.

Le_Kirk

nosferatu1001 wrote: »

Frustration of contract
Totally unforseen event.

I understand frustration of contract but that is normally used when the PDT machine is broken or the PayGo app doesn't work. There is another (Latin) term and it was referred to yesterday in a post and (you know how many posts there are per day) I cannot find it!