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I fought the IPC .....
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I did not say "does not". Don't use quotes when you're not actually quoting...
I stated, accurately, that it's not required. Hence asking if it was on oath here - and it wasn't, apparently."Was it stated under oath? It's not required in small claims court "Yes. I've been trying to stop this for years now.4 -
Very interested now. Who have you written to? It may be someone I’ve missed.nosferatu1001 said:Yes. I've been trying to stop this for years now.0 -
and for the record, if anyone going forward has a problem with IPC complaints process, I would be pleased to assist.1
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Why just IPC members ? This forum has a superb track record of defeating both IPC and BPA members.zhonguonuren said:and for the record, if anyone going forward has a problem with IPC complaints process, I would be pleased to assist.
Mind you, IPC members are easy to defeat and we get all the help we need from the incompetent Gladstones2 -
I have never had any dealings with the BPA - that’s all.1
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zhonguonuren said:and for the record, if anyone going forward has a problem with IPC complaints process, I would be pleased to assist.
That would be really useful for me to add to the NEWBIES thread.
We all know that the IPC will tell a complainant to 'do one', but that's not the point. Complaints to the IPC NEED to be done more. Almost no-one complains to the IPC because they make it deliberately difficult to contact them. No other reason.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD4 -
So, you can accept
- it wasn't on oath
- that it isn't a requirement in small claims court?0 -
You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0
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Bring it on - I am very keen to put Mr H to the test.Coupon-mad said:zhonguonuren said:and for the record, if anyone going forward has a problem with IPC complaints process, I would be pleased to assist.
That would be really useful for me to add to the NEWBIES thread.
We all know that the IPC will tell a complainant to 'do one', but that's not the point. Complaints to the IPC NEED to be done more. Almost no-one complains to the IPC because they make it deliberately difficult to contact them. No other reason.2 -
No I don’t accept. It depends on the case (for example - tort of deceit against a director of a company).nosferatu1001 said:So, you can accept
- it wasn't on oath
- that it isn't a requirement in small claims court?0
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