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what to do about private pcn?

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  • Redx
    Redx Posts: 38,084 Forumite
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    in simple terms, IGNORE has not been recommended since 2012 , so over 6.5 years, so the KEEPER who received the NTK in the post should have appealed as KEEPER using the blue text template

    the KEEPER foolishly IGNORED the NTK despite what it said about appealing within 28 days and now has a monkey on their back

    they should have appealed with the BLUE TEXT TEMPLATE , as KEEPER , within 28 days , then gone to POPLA, which would have been much easier and a win if the signage issues were so bad, never mind anything else

    the KEEPER ignored it, so IGNORE is the path they are on, UNLESS an LoC or MCOL arrive

    the easy options were ignored, so its ignore until or unless the harder options arrive in the post

    in future , DO NOT IGNORE APRIVATE PARKING CHARGE, especially as the rules and regs are changing this year, this applies to anyone reading this , newbie or not
  • orbita
    orbita Posts: 8 Forumite
    Hi, appreciate you are a busy lot. Just have a quick question..

    After receiving (and ignoreing) the pcn and now having since ignored the debt collectors emails, a letter has now arrived from QDR solicitors saying that failure to pay may result in them passing to litigation department and look to obtain CJd etc etc.

    At which point should I start to act? Should I reply to anything the solicitor writes?

    Am I right in thinking that the next step to request a SAR if and when a Letter of Claim or Letter before Claim arrives? Should anything be done before that?

    Presumably at some point one some kind of defence needs drafting - is this only if and when they send a Letter of Claim or Letter before Claim?

    Thanks
  • KeithP
    KeithP Posts: 41,296 Forumite
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    No need to do anything until you receive either a Letter of Claim or official court correspondence.

    A Defence isn't needed until you receive a County Court Claim Form when you need to be reading post #2 of the NEWBIES thread to understand how to deal with it.
  • orbita
    orbita Posts: 8 Forumite
    Thanks Keith, Appreciate the confirmation.
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