Help with new claim please!!

Dizzie1988

Redx wrote: »

Do the edits in the above draft defence, so it is honed as replies come in

Seems reasonable to me, so look for any other errors etc

Many thanks all done.

Dizzie1988

Thank you everyone for your assistance I have emailed off the defence. Now I wait.


I also received an email from UKCPM 2/3days ago in response to my data access request-
They are requesting proof of ID- utility bills and passport/driving licence?

Is it worth filling any of this in and replying as I’ve already sent my defence off?

KeithP

Send them a copy of your County Court Claim Form as proof.
Do not send any photo id.

You still want to see the response to the SAR as it might well be useful at Witness Statement writing time.

Dizzie1988

Just an update...court file has been referred to a District Judge for directions....waiting game now I suppose.

KeithP

Have you now had a response to your Subject Access Request?

Dizzie1988

No nothing as of yet.

KeithP

Then you need to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office.

They are allowed one calendar month to respond to a SAR. When did you send your proof of id?

Dizzie1988

Apologies this was my fault oversight I misplaced the email. I pre filled in the form they sent via email and sent copy of claims court (instead of id) on 05/11/2019

KeithP

So they asked for proof of id in August and you sent it in November.

Please don't make any more 'oversights' as you head towards the business end of this process.


And no, it is not just a waiting game now.

Have you given any thought yet to gathering evidence and writing a Witness Statement?

Don't forget your Costs Schedule.

All this is explained in post #2 of the NEWBIES thread.

Dizzie1988

Thank you for all the info KeithP

For evidence I was planning to take pictures of the small/poor signage in dark where vehicle was parked, and also a copy of the disability certificate in the windscreen which was displayed at the time of the incident.

Still yet to work on WS, will make a start shortly, - when can I expect a approximate date for hearing?