Parking fine gladstone solicitors

StubbornGoat

Also, if you can scan the letters you have received and any evidence they plan to use (blacking out ALL personal data - including name, address, claim number, reg number etc etc) then we'll all be better placed to help you.

[Deleted User]

Before you rush to submit the identikit defence, there's so much we don't know:

Presumably not your flat - visitor permit?

Did s/he have permission or entitlement to receive visitors on the land?

What do the signs actually say?

Your best case may not be the generic one, which is (perhaps necessarily) more a critique than a statement of what your strongest argument based on YOUR individual circumstances is likely to be.

for example, you say signs are not legible, which might get traction on ticket #1 but that argument wears thin for multiple tickets as by then you knew a PPC operated.

If you don't invest time in your arguments now, you're unlikely to later and that is the path to ruin.

Dan_Barns

This isn’t my real name so no worries there, I have edited the reg so they can’t track it.

No it’s not my flat it’s my friends who I visited. I only parked there once but it was overnight and they have charged me for 2 pcns (15&16th)

I would take a photo of the signs but you say not to post anything on here that can identify where you were.

Also even if I lose will the amount of money I have to pay go up? Considering they are already trying to get £400 off me?

Coupon-mad

even if I lose will the amount of money I have to pay go up? Considering they are already trying to get £400 off me?

No, if you lose, it goes down - if you read what we say about the fake added costs, and take it on board when you write your defence & WS, and later are confident to argue about those fake costs and abuse of court process at the hearing.

Search the forum for visitor permit residential defence, or similar words.

Dan_Barns

Thanks for your reply, yes i have read and understood the abuse of process and am ready to defend this at a later date but surely that is enough to get the judge on my side ?

Dan_Barns

Hi I have received a letter talking about them wanting to do a mediation thing instead of going to court? Any advice on what to do here?

KeithP

Dan_Barns wrote: »

Hi I have received a letter talking about them wanting to do a mediation thing instead of going to court? Any advice on what to do here?

Please be a bit clearer. What exactly have you received?

Are you saying you have received a copy of the Claimant's Directions Questionnaire stating that they want mediation?

If so, then file it with your other stuff.

You already know how to complete your own DQ declining the offer of mediation.

Dan_Barns

Yes I have received the directions questionnaire, But what I am asking is is it worth going to mediation ? How much will they compromise on the amount I apparently ‘owe’

beamerguy

Dan_Barns wrote: »

Yes I have received the directions questionnaire, But what I am asking is is it worth going to mediation ? How much will they compromise on the amount I apparently ‘owe’

NO MEDIATION ..... you will lose ...... did they ask for that ???

Dan_Barns

Yeah they asked for that, okay so I will say no to it and defend in court.