ECP DCB Legal court claim

KeithP

HarryCrumb said:

I'm just at the stage where I am reviewing ECP's evidence/response to my POPLA appeal before giving my final 2000 word response.

 @HarryCrumb, can I just point out that your response to PoPLA is limited to 2000 characters, not 2000 words.

HarryCrumb

Just got a reply from POPLA, decision unsuccessful.

I'll use the threatening letters to light the log burner I suppose...

nosferatu1001

For what reasons? 
Add paragraphs. 

Le_Kirk

You need to keep all correspondence in case you end up with a court claim.  You do know (I am sure) that a POPLA decision is not binding on the motorist, even if the PPC and/or their tame legals try to tell you so.

HarryCrumb

Am I in danger of linking my case to this thread if I paste the reply (with paragraphs) ?

Essentially, I had time to leave so the machines not working is not good enough.  And he didn't have a problem with the signs, or the land owner authority or the ANPR.

Snakes_Belly

HarryCrumb said:

Am I in danger of linking my case to this thread if I paste the reply (with paragraphs) ?

Essentially, I had time to leave so the machines not working is not good enough.  And he didn't have a problem with the signs, or the land owner authority or the ANPR.

They say that you should have moved the car. Quite a few judges will disagree with that.

It seems as if the PPC's are spending less and less in maintaining their car parks.  They are the only organisations I know that benefit from the lack of providing a service. 

HarryCrumb

Le_Kirk said:

You need to keep all correspondence in case you end up with a court claim.  You do know (I am sure) that a POPLA decision is not binding on the motorist, even if the PPC and/or their tame legals try to tell you so.

It felt a bit like a kangaroo court to be honest.  They even had a convenient little link at the bottom for me to 'pay'.  I've been saving the emails from POPLA.

Snakes_Belly said:

HarryCrumb said:

Am I in danger of linking my case to this thread if I paste the reply (with paragraphs) ?

Essentially, I had time to leave so the machines not working is not good enough.  And he didn't have a problem with the signs, or the land owner authority or the ANPR.

They say that you should have moved the car. Quite a few judges will disagree with that.

I hope so.  I've certainly no intention of paying them.



Thanks for everyones help in this thread.  I know I haven't had any success here but I do appreciate everyones efforts.

Ralph-y

OK ....  now to the point where you can win ....

some reading for you while you await  the court claim ...direct link to court section in newbies thread
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https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/64350585/#Comment_64350585

and  

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6108153/suggested-template-defence-to-adapt-for-all-parking-charge-cases-where-they-add-false-admin-costs#latest

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6130456/telephone-hearings-re-parking-firm-claims-can-we-all-discuss-strategy-and-outcomes-here/p1

Ralph

HarryCrumb

Thanks Ralph,

I will have a read through those links.   I have moved house since they sent the NTK.  I have informed the DVLA, so do I need to inform....  ...anyone else?    

nosferatu1001

Yes, of course. Otherwise they file claim at your old addresss, and the first you k ow is a ccj when you apply for a mortgage.