URBAN EXCHANGE-HIGHVIEW PARKING- DCBL LEGAL-PLEASE HELP

nadiak91

This is what they have sent as an auto reply...

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.  

 

Please note that attachments must be sent in a format supported by the software used by the specified court to which it is sent.  These formats are listed on Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service website.  Attachments sent to a specified court in a format not listed will be treated as not having been received by the court.

The time of receipt of a transmission will be recorded electronically on the transmission as it is received.

If a transmission is received after 4pm any document attached to the transmission will be treated as filed on the next day the court office is open.

If you are having problems completing an electronic form please visit the below link, it contains useful information about using Adobe which may be of assistance: https://acrobat.adobe.com/uk/en/products/about-adobe-pdf.html

 

To view an up-to-date list of our current processing and response times please visit www.gov.uk/guidance/hmcts-civil-business-centres-performance-information.

 

 

Coupon-mad

OK none of that stops the need to call them, alert them to you EXTREMELY URGENT DEFENCE AND COUNTERCLAIM and pay the fee, today.

nadiak91

Thank you for your reply to the County Court claim. 

 

Your reply is being returned to you as it was received outside the 19 days permitted and Judgment has been entered against you. If you think that a Judgment has been entered against you incorrectly and you would like to remove it, you can apply to set the Judgment aside using the N244 ‘Application Notice’. As the Claimant has issued a Writ of Control to enforce the Judgment you will also need to request to ‘stay the writ’ on the same N244. Please read this letter and the enclosed notes thoroughly before sending the application to the court as incorrectly completed applications will be returned to you. 

 

Electronic versions of all forms referred to in this letter e.g. N244 ‘Application Notice’, are available to download at www.justice.gov.uk/forms. When returning your application please provide one copy of the application for each defendant, one copy for the claimant and one copy for the court. 

 

If you are having problems completing an electronic form please visit the following link, it contains useful information about using Adobe which may be of assistance. https://acrobat.adobe.com/uk/en/products/about-adobe-pdf.html 

 

There is a £255.00 court fee to process the application, payable by cheque or postal order to HMCTS. If you cannot afford to pay this fee you can check if you are eligible for help with court fees by referring to the EX160 Help with fees form and EX160A Help with fees guidance, which can be downloaded at www.justice.gov.uk/forms or provided on request.  

 

Please note, applications to stay the writ and set the Judgment aside are not automatically granted. The outcome of your applications is at the discretion of a Deputy District Judge or a court appointed Legal Advisor. 

 

If you have already paid the application fee you can file the completed forms via email at ccbcfees@justice.gov.uk. Card payments for application fees can be taken by contacting the Helpdesk on the above number between 9.30 and 3.30, Monday – Friday.  

 

If you require any further information, please contact our helpdesk on the number below. Alternatively, you can email us at ccbc@justice.gov.uk; Please ensure that you state the above case number in the subject heading of your email. You may also find it useful to visit the frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) section of our website. To locate this page you should go to www.justice.gov.uk and search for ‘CCBC’. 

Coupon-mad

the Claimant has issued a Writ of Control to enforce the Judgment. 

BAILIFFS.  YOU ARE TOO LATE.

Are you sure that you put the right claim number on this, not the other one?  Ring up the CCBC and say you believe the C had only enforced the other claim, not this one.

nadiak91

Yes, I put the right one just checked again. Ok calling now 

nadiak91

just on hold- 20 minute waiting time- what if they say they have out both claims through...but i didn't receive the letter. 

nadiak91

If they say there is nothing i can do should i just pay on the phone

nadiak91

So the lady not he phone said I can appeal and contest the £302 one- she has sent an application form via email. And for the other she said to compete the N244 form 

nadiak91

she said not to pay the £302 first as it may look like money washing 

nadiak91

Thank you for your enquiry,

 

If you think that a Judgment has been entered against you incorrectly and you would like to remove it you can apply to set the Judgment aside using the N244 Application Notice. 

 

There is a £255.00 court fee to process the application payable by cheque or postal order to HMCTS. 

 

Please see the application payment details below.