Parking Eye - Set Aside | Ready?

nosferatu1001

Indeed, make sutr eyou go in with those issues clear and in a form you can easily articulate

If the judge doesnt agre there is an automatic right then you also need to consider the "any other good resaon", the reason being you have a good chance of defending the claim.

henrik777

KeithP wrote: »

Without prejudice documents cannot be discussed at court.

Can you not mention your own (assuming it doesn't reference an opponents) ?

nosferatu1001

No, because it is under cover of WP meaning neither side can use any document under that heading.
You can mention the existence of them, I believe.

henrik777

FinesAreBad wrote: »

Is it worth me asking the court to ensure that the lawyer they are sending has 'Rights of Audience'? Do I need to bring a copy of anything? I'm thinking because LPC is in London and the case is in Wales they most likely will ask someone else to do it?

When challenging RoA it is better done when defending as the other side can't put a case without anyone doing so (unless the went for papers only).

As this is your set aside application the benefit is vastly reduced as you'd still have to convince the court your application is meritorious.

I don't see the issue with raising it but i wouldn't go nuts, particularly if interest seems minute.

henrik777

Coupon-mad wrote: »

They might not send anyone if this is a set aside hearing, but if they do the person is unlikely to have RoA...however convincing a Judge to kick that person out and admit the Judge has been getting it wrong all these years, is a big ask.

Most of those who lay rep, no longer try to challenge RoA.

Remember if they failed to take steps to ensure that they filed the claim at your last known address, and yet they knew your last known POSTAL address (did they, from your response?) then a set aside is mandatory anyway.

As explained by henrik777 in post #23.

Further reading https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=76112670&postcount=17


That's appeal court and rules for service issue relating to a mandatory set aside.