County Court phone hearing adjourned due to court not having my defence or witness statement on file

Fruitcake

Yes, include the relevant parts of the lease. Specifically you want anything that says you have the right to park a vehicle and where, as well as the rights to quiet enjoyment. If there is mention that a managing agent or similar can make reasonable changes to the lease for the efficient running of the site, include that but add a comment that penalising a genuine resident is not a reasonable change.

If in doubt, include the whole lease but put a highlighter through the parts you want to mention. Alternatively you can refer to the relevant parts by saying, paragraph X gives me the right to park a vehicle, para Y gives me the right to quiet enjoyment. 
Emphasise that nowhere does the lease show anything about permits, PCNs, and court claims. You only showed a permit (if you did) as a curtesy to the parking attendant, not as an admission that you agree to pay anything to a third party that has no involvement with your tenancy or right to park.

Mention primacy of contract, which means your lease has priority over anything that a third party says. Nobody can come along afterwards and change your existing rights.

dannyboy138

The tennency agreement has nothing at all about parking. Apart from one little bit which I have highlighted and will attach to this post. But its about parking boats and commercial vehicles in a communal car park. should I send the whole agreement and state in my witness statement what fruitcake has said in the post above.

Fruitcake

It depends on how long the whole agreement is and whether there is anything you don't want the scammers to see such as how much you pay.
Does the agreement mention your right to quiet enjoyment or similar? There usually is.
You could send just the relevant parts, or the whole thing if there is nothing of a personal or private nature you don't want the scammers to see.

Looking at 2.49, I would say the scammers are the ones causing a nuisance and of an anti-social behaviour.

dannyboy138

Its roughly 15 pages. The only bit what comes close to what you said is under the landlords obligations. I will attach it to this. but thats for the landlord to the tenant 

Coupon-mad

Looks good and as expected - you have a right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises and only boats, caravans and commercial vehicles are restricted from being parked in the communal car park.

dannyboy138

I'm gonna put the whole lease in as evidence, with the two highlighted paragraphs. 

Fruitcake

dannyboy138 said:

I'm gonna put the whole lease in as evidence, with the two highlighted paragraphs. 

I think that's probably the best way to do it.