CCBC letter

The_Slithy_Tove

cheesytime wrote: »

This looks incredibly similar to my scenario.

Does that include the fact that Plymouth Harbour is in Salford, Manchester? Come on, if you can't change the basic facts to your own, it's going to be obvious it's a copy'n'paste without examining every single sentence to see if it's relevant to your case.

And talking about relevant to your case, if it was Plymouth Harbour, are there Byelaws in place - you need to check? If so, all your references to POFA are irrelevant as it doesn't apply. In fact, I see no mention of No Keeper Liability due to lack of POFA compliance or even applicability. Mind you, your posts seem to be identifying the driver a bit too clearly - you MUST edit them and refer only to the Driver. This is another thing covered in the NEWBIES thread. You need to go back and read it, two or three times.

cheesytime

Hello,

Sorry, no I obviously copy and pasted this.

I was just asking if before I started to amend this would it be a viable approach to creating a defence? Or is this an ok template to begin to use?

The_Deep

What about bye-laws? If the land is subject t bye-laws most of post 11 is redundant.

You need to get a grip on this OP, you must understand the issues if you are
going to get the better a solicitor in court.

Le_Kirk

That is a very long defence. It took me ages to find user Kelly 4509 because it is kelly 4509! User names are case sensitive. Defence is from 2017. Start with one of the concise defences posted by Bargepole and add other points to suit your case.

cheesytime

Hi Guys,

I have looked into whether the car park has by laws and it does. I can't find information on what specific bye laws there are so I am not sure how this will help me.

After talking to my phone company I have a 8 minute phone call to the car park operator to to where I bought a ticket and looking back at my account I have a payment leave my account 1 day later to Brittania themselves.

Would it just be wise for me to just give them a call and explain they've made a mistake? or now the claim form has been sent to me do I have to see the process out?

Coupon-mad

Would it just be wise for me to just give them a call and explain they've made a mistake?

Nope that would be silly. NO PHONE CALLS.

This is likely to be for a VRN error, so have you sent a SAR yet and asked specifically for the data fro the machine that relates to your car or a near match VRN?

Britannia have cancelled court claims when people asked for a SAR, when the data showed a 'minor keying error' only.

As well as sending an email to the DPO asking for a SAR (see NEWBIES thread) you need to acknowledge the claim if you haven't already and amend your defence to a more concise version (again, see NEWBIES thread).

cheesytime

I can't find an email address for Britannia Parking I only have a number for their customer services.

Could Britannia cancel this for me even though they have passed over the debt to BW legal?

Yes, sent the AoS straight away so this has also been confirmed.

The defence I posted I got from the newbies thread. I was looking to amend this one.

KeithP

cheesytime wrote: »

I can't find an email address for Britannia Parking I only have a number for their customer services.

Sticking britannia parking privacy into google will find it easily.

It's towards the bottom of their Privacy Policy.

Coupon-mad

But the NEWBIES thread says to Google the parking firm and the word 'privacy' and get the DPO email from their privacy page. This is basic stuff, the sticky thread covers it all.

It also shows you an example template SAR, but you need to add a request for the data from the machine, as I explained above.

Could Britannia cancel this for me even though they have passed over the debt to BW legal

I already said, we've seen more than one discontinued, yes, PURELY as a result of the SAR, by exposing the fact the error was minor, Britannia stopped the action.

cheesytime

Many thanks I have found their email address and have sent the SAR using the template.

Thank you.