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Abuse of Process ... District Judge tells BWLegal
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This refers to the BWLegal hearing
Originally Posted by CEC16
UPDATE
Notice of hearing recieved for the 11th November 2019. Soton County Court 1030
It's all going to be very interesting
Could be damaging - one way or the other!
Beavis gave us great hope ....... :cool:Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street0 -
Could be damaging - one way or the other!
Beavis gave us great hope ....... :cool:
I agree. As the courts must follow the law, POFA2012 and their own rules about double recovery, I fail to see how they could allow fake add-ons.
Beavis v PE only confirmed the charge of the ticket was fair but it did not confirm any other fake add-on and to this day, Parking Eye do not add-on fake amounts.
The £60 add-on was started by BWLegal and the rest followed like lemmings. It is now up to BWL to prove the law is wrong and the courts own double recovery rules is also wrong
It is to be noted that since the start of the £60 fake, signs are being changed to include this in small T&C's
This needs a full investigation by the BPA for their members, The IPC bunch could not care less0 -
The Protocol also states that the Claimant should not inflate the claim.
The whole system is flawed from start to finish. If there was an parking ombudsman these cases would be wasting court time and public money.
Nolite te bast--des carborundorum.0 -
Coupon-mad wrote: »I agree, and I really hope Judges see the point that these are vexatious litigants, hence why I suggest all PPC defences (except maybe ParkingEye who don't add a fake debt cost) need this ending now.
People can use bargepole's concise defence then add this to hit out at the 'costs':
Astonished I've had to point out to people copying this, to ADD PARAGRAPH NUMBERS!
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I have read a few comments mentioning Bargepole's defence, but can't find it so far. If anyone has a link to that I would be grateful please. Defence deadline coming up so I am building it now. ThanksCombatting the pandemic of BWLegal-19, one 'notice of discontinuance' at a time. :-)0 -
You know what I am going to say! NEWBIE sticky, post # 2, scroll down to here and keep reading: -Here are some cases won or in progress:
Here is a defence I suggested for a case0 -
is it possible to use the 'abuse of process' statement on page 1 of this thread from coupon mad, regarding £60 add on costs in a defence if they state on particulars of claim that it is for "contractual costs pursuant to the contract and PCN terms and conditions together with statutory interest of £xx.xx pursuant to s69 of the county courts act 1984 at 8.00% per annum continuing at £0.xx per day"
fyi ukcpm
thanks in advance0 -
is it possible to use the 'abuse of process' statement on page 1 of this thread from coupon mad, regarding £60 add on costs in a defence if they state on particulars of claim that it is for "contractual costs pursuant to the contract and PCN terms and conditions together with statutory interest of £xx.xx pursuant to s69 of the county courts act 1984 at 8.00% per annum continuing at £0.xx per day"
fyi ukcpm
thanks in advance
#14 ON THIS THREAD BY COUPON-MAD
use the text in it's entirety0 -
BWLegal still adding on a fake £60 per ticket.
Followed by try-ons from Gladstones, SCSLaw, QDR, DCBL and even VCS
So, we continue to advise those caught in this trap to advise the court of ABUSE OF PROCESS AND DOUBLE RECOVERY0 -
Hi all
I had a fine from Euro car Park, for staying longer than the maximum period allowed. I appealed but didn't go anywhere. Now I am receiving letters from Debt Recovery Plus LTD, the most recent I have from them is a ''Final settlement offer of £140 to avoid COURT ACTION ''. I was about to email them about and explained that I was Euro Car Park customer on that day, however I cant find my receipt, but I would your advice and help. Thanks0 -
No need to ask this Q about DRP as you will find it already answered in the NEWBIES thread post #4 all about 'ignore DRP or Zenith letters' stage.
You will NOT be replying to DRP!
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