County Court Letter – Defence against Gladstones (UKCPM)

zeljko

1505grandad said:

If not yet filed:-

"However, this Claimant is claiming a global sum of £160.18."?

In my claim form:
Amount claimed: 176.18
Court Fee: 25.00
Legal representative's costs: 50.00
Total amount: 251.18

From "Particulars of claim":
THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS  £100 for PCN,  £60 contractual coasts pursuant to the Contract and PCN terms and conditions, together with statutory interest of  £16.18 pursuant to s69 of the County Court Act 1984 at 8% per annum, continuing at  £0.04 per day.
This is how we come to global sum of £160.18. 

Umkomaas

zeljko said:

1505grandad said:

If not yet filed:-

"However, this Claimant is claiming a global sum of £160.18."?

In my claim form:
Amount claimed: 176.18
Court Fee: 25.00
Legal representative's costs: 50.00
Total amount: 251.18

From "Particulars of claim":
THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS  £100 for PCN,  £60 contractual coasts pursuant to the Contract and PCN terms and conditions, together with statutory interest of  £16.18 pursuant to s69 of the County Court Act 1984 at 8% per annum, continuing at  £0.04 per day.
This is how we come to global sum of £160.18. 

Well if you add that lot up it comes to £176.18 (100+60+16.18). 

The daily interest is fixed and allowable in court, it's the £100 and £60 that are to be questioned. So the 'global sum' (I'm not sure I like that descriptor as it seems to be causing confusion) is £160. 

beamerguy

From "Particulars of claim":
THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS  £100 for PCN,  £60 contractual coasts pursuant to the Contract and PCN terms and conditions, together with statutory interest of  £16.18 pursuant to s69 of the County Court Act 1984 at 8% per annum, continuing at  £0.04 per day.
This is how we come to global sum of £160.18. 

Gladstones are really living in a fabrication ........ who invented the "contractual" charge ,,,,, it was not the POFA2012, it was not the Supreme court.  There is some sort of thickness and denial at Gladstones and memory loss 

A MEMORY JOGGER FOR GLADSTONES
Gladstones told by Judge .... added £60 NOT LAWFUL
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I wonder what the stupid Gladstones think they know that the courts don't.  They may care to explain to your judge

zeljko

Umkomaas said:

zeljko said:

1505grandad said:

If not yet filed:-

"However, this Claimant is claiming a global sum of £160.18."?

In my claim form:
Amount claimed: 176.18
Court Fee: 25.00
Legal representative's costs: 50.00
Total amount: 251.18

From "Particulars of claim":
THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS  £100 for PCN,  £60 contractual coasts pursuant to the Contract and PCN terms and conditions, together with statutory interest of  £16.18 pursuant to s69 of the County Court Act 1984 at 8% per annum, continuing at  £0.04 per day.
This is how we come to global sum of £160.18. 

Well if you add that lot up it comes to £176.18 (100+60+16.18). 

The daily interest is fixed and allowable in court, it's the £100 and £60 that are to be questioned. So the 'global sum' (I'm not sure I like that descriptor as it seems to be causing confusion) is £160. 

OK, I will put global sum £160, same suggestion was from "Le_Kirk".

1505grandad

I was really hoping that the OP had read the instructions in the thread by C-m where the first post gives instructions, part of which I copied in a previous post as follows:-

"As per the thread by C-m:-

"Start a new discussion about your own case if you haven't already and show us your draft defence based on this one, if the PPC has included in the Particulars of Claim on the left of the Claim Form, that they have added 'contractual costs' or damages - usually £60 or £70 - that takes the alleged 'debt' over £100."

Without the benefit of the claim form I thought there was only a small amount of interest - so the global amount is as already stated above £160."

zeljko

Hi,
Defence submitted to "CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk" on 06/04/20 23:10.
When i should expect to see on MCOL that "defence received"? How long to wait before start chase with CCBC?

Le_Kirk

zeljko said:

Defence submitted to "CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk" on 06/04/20 23:10.
When i should expect to see on MCOL that "defence received"? How long to wait before start chase with CCBC?

Under normal circumstances a couple of days but we know that CCBC has had a shortage of staff for a couple of days last week and are probably working through a backlog.  Did you receive an automated reply acknowledgement when you e-mailed your defence?  You have a copy of the e-mail in your SENT folder?

zeljko

Le_Kirk said:

zeljko said:

Defence submitted to "CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk" on 06/04/20 23:10.
When i should expect to see on MCOL that "defence received"? How long to wait before start chase with CCBC?

Under normal circumstances a couple of days but we know that CCBC has had a shortage of staff for a couple of days last week and are probably working through a backlog.  Did you receive an automated reply acknowledgement when you e-mailed your defence?  You have a copy of the e-mail in your SENT folder?

Hi,

Yes, 10min after submitting defence I got respond:

COVID- 19 Update;

Due to COVID-19, we may take longer to answer your calls and correspondence and to process claims. We are sorry but, to prioritise urgent work, we cannot provide updates on how your case is progressing.

The County Court Business Centre are currently working a 50/50 split of available staff resource, a week on, week off system to safeguard our team and to comply with social distancing, in our commitment to delivering an ongoing service to our customers. 

If you should have any queries please forward to CCBC@JUSTICE.GOV.UK

Thank you for emailing the County Court Business Centre, please accept this as a receipt of your email.  Where a response is required we will endeavour to respond to your email within 10 working days (please do not re-send duplicate messages)

 If you’ve submitted a complaint, please note that the Court will aim to reply within 10 working days. (please do not duplicate complaints) 

The County Court Business Centre is a separate entity to Northampton Combined Court and therefore only deal with CCBC and Traffic Enforcement queries.   We do not deal with Family, Probate or Bankruptcy matters.  

Guidance is accessible online 24 hours a day at

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/onlineservices2/important_info/claim_criteria.htm 

Court staff are not legally trained.  If your query is in relation to whether you have a valid claim, we will be unable to comment on this matter.  You may wish to seek professional legal advice from a Solicitor, Legal Executive or Citizens Advice Bureau. 

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Thank you.

zeljko

Hi,
Just got this now:

zeljko

Look like court working normally in Northampton, just got this by post:

7th April 2020

Our reference      XXXX  Your reference

UK CAR PARK MANAGEMENT LIMITED -v- MR XXXXXXXXX

I acknowledge receipt of your defence. A copy is being served on the claimant (or the claimant's solicitor). The claimant may contact you direct to attempt to resolve any dispute. If the dispute cannot be resolved informally, the claimant will inform the court that he wishes to proceed. The court will then inform you of what will happen.

Where he wishes to proceed, the claimant must contact the court within 28 days after receiving a copy of your defence. After that period has elapsed, the claim will be stayed. The only action -the claimant can then take will be to apply to a judge for an order lifting the stay.