County Court Claim from Parking Eye Ltd (Home Bargains)

silverchoice

Redx wrote: »

they dont , thats the point

under GDPR there should be proof attached so they know it came from the defendant and not from anyone else


putting her name at the bottom of an email is not "signing it"

Should I send proof or should I send a letter from her authorising me to act on her behalf?

Redx

you should do what I said earlier, as a one shot deal

if I were you I would have set up a new gmail email address in her name (note :- in HER name) , then YOU email it from HER email address and attach a copy of the N1 claim form as proof of ID, or a copy of her V5C if she still has it

you could even get her to print and sign a piece of paper with her name on it , date it , take a picture of it and attach that as well, as a digital signature (google it)

if your email was used, they know its not from her, besides which you dont appear to have attached any proof, so under GDPR (DPA) they have to reject it

silverchoice

Redx wrote: »

you should do what I said earlier, as a one shot deal

if I were you I would have set up a new gmail email address in her name (note :- in HER name) , then YOU email it from HER email address and attach a copy of the N1 claim form as proof of ID, or a copy of her V5C if she still has it

you could even get her to print and sign a piece of paper with her name on it , date it , take a picture of it and attach that as well, as a digital signature (google it)

if your email was used, they know its not from her, besides which you dont appear to have attached any proof, so under GDPR (DPA) they have to reject it

Could I attach a copy of her defence which has her signature at the bottom ?

Redx

yes you can , but can you also attach a copy of the V5C and/or the N1 claim form with her name and address on it as well ?

silverchoice

Redx wrote: »

yes you can , but can you also attach a copy of the V5C and/or the N1 claim form with her name and address on it as well ?

I’ve got the N180 form is that ok?

Redx

silverchoice wrote: »

I’ve got the N180 form is that ok?

if it has her name and address on it then it should be ok, as well as the signed defence as well, just ensure they think its come from her, even if all she does is press your send button !!!

Coupon-mad

silverchoice wrote: »

You know I’m doing this on my mother’s behalf because she is 73 years old and hasn’t got a
clue what to do.

Yes, fair enough, as long as you wrote it in the first person as if you were her.

I signed the email from her so how do they know It wasn’t her?

That's what I wanted to hear, which name was on the end of the email.

Maybe they are uncomfortable that the email addy itself is 'you@' rather then 'her@'?

You need to reply as her again and state that this email address is my only email access as I am elderly, but here is the proof this is me, the Defendant. And if you object to replying to me by email, I will consider a swift reply by post to my service address.

silverchoice

How do I file my defence documents?

Le_Kirk

Reread post # 6 and remember it is your mother's defence not yours.

silverchoice

Le_Kirk wrote: »

Reread post # 6 and remember it is your mother's defence not yours.

Sorry I meant how do I file my mothers evidence for court.