Template defence to adapt for all parking cases with added 'admin/DRA' costs - edited in 2025

Strebor

Jeez it's all changed since my first (win, well dropped at the last minute by claimant).

Excuse the numpty question, but back then my email submitted defence had pictures attached........was that unnecessary as are they only needed at a later stage; witness statement point?.......I was wondering whether the mcols allowed images to be uploaded?

Pictures are of signs not showing in one direction so half of hospital car park users don't see them.......so rather obvious that they are inadequate and proof ......kind of important in a defence.....I'd rather they gave up sooner and the mediator could see how ridiculous it is !

Plus no signs internally about it. .......  It's only after one has been caught out you'd know.....typical !

Coupon-mad

I was wondering whether the mcols allowed images to be uploaded?

Nope. Evidence comes at WS stage.

Hope you are ready to do the Public Consultation posted about in practically every thread this past month? It's open now.

Strebor

Coupon-mad said:

I was wondering whether the mcols allowed images to be uploaded?

Nope. Evidence comes at WS stage.

Hope you are ready to do the Public Consultation posted about in practically every thread this past month? It's open now.

Yes! I will

AlexDove

Hello, 
I am currently working on drafting my defence for a PCN received from Parkmaven. I was not able to log in to MCOL to file the Acknowledgement of Service so I called the support number offered on gov.uk. The agent advised me to send the AoS via email to aos@cnbc@justice.gov.uk which I did. Two days ago I managed to log in to MCOL and the message there was: "A bar has been put in place on this claim. You cannot respond to the claim at this time" - I understand that is the case when the court put the claim on hold in order to prevent a default judgement until the defence is sent (I might be wrong though)
According to the advice given to me by the gov.uk agent and to the information on their website on could send the defence to claimresponses.cnbc@justice.gov.uk. 
Has anybody sent the defence via this e-mail? and would it be ok to add photo evidence/ print screens of the parking signage and some past e-mail correspondence etc?
Thank you!

Jenni_D

#1 that email address is not a valid format ... did you mean aos . cnbc rather than aos @ cnbc?

#2 It is best to ask questions regarding your own case on your own thread ... this is a general advice thread not a personal help thread.