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KeithP

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

Robbo25

KeithP said:

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

The claimant says the contract is The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not.

Umkomaas

Robbo25 said:

KeithP said:

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

The claimant says the contract is The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not.

What did the on-site signage say in that context?

KeithP

Robbo25 said:

KeithP said:

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

The claimant says the contract is The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not.

So what is the point you are trying to make?

Imagine you are in the courtroom and the Judge asks you exactly that...
Mr Robbo, you state that The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not, what is the point you are trying to make here?

KeithP

Please believe me, I am not trying to be awkward, I really want you to get this right, and part of that is getting you to understand your own Defence.

Robbo25

Umkomaas said:

Robbo25 said:

KeithP said:

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

The claimant says the contract is The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not.

What did the on-site signage say in that context?

I plan to go back there tomorrow to take a photo, i did see something relating to 10 minutes to drop off, and the PCN said overstayed by 3 minutes if i can remember.

Redx

Robbo25 said:

KeithP said:

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

The claimant says the contract is The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not.

Then let the claimant say so in their claim , this is a defence , not a claim !!

It is up to a claimant to prove their case to a judge , do not assist them , do not leave yourself open to questions like KeithP just pointed out

Robbo25

Redx said:

Robbo25 said:

KeithP said:

I asked earlier but I'll ask again... why are these words -- The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not. -- there?

Those words are entirely out of context.

By using those words, what are you trying to tell the Judge?

The claimant says the contract is The driver agreed to pay within 28 days and did not.

Then let the claimant say so in their claim , this is a defence , not a claim !!

It is up to a claimant to prove their case to a judge , do not assist them , do not leave yourself open to questions like KeithP just pointed out

Understood, never done this before.
Is this enough info, i was told to keep it concise?
 

3.  On the 05/09/2019 the driver was delivering a washing machine to a tenant of 
Then to his surprise the defendant later received a postal invoice/PCN (Parking Charge Notice) some weeks later from the claimant, not to be confused with a (Penalty Charge Notice) issued by councils around the country.

4.  The Defendant will rely upon the judgments on appeal of HHJ Harris QC in Jopson v Homeguard Services [2016] B9GF0A9E case where the judge said stopping/delivering is not parking.

Redx

I have never done it either , most people on here haven't , so if you only want replies from experienced people , say so 

Those of us replying are using common sense , so just assume you are in the witness box answering questions put by the claimant and the judge , think of what your answers are. More importantly , know how to defend what you type and don't leave the door open to detailed questioning

It certainly looks better but await responses , this is a gradual process , as it gets better and better , so better to be put on the spot now instead of in Court

Robbo25

Redx said:

I have never done it either , most people on here haven't , so if you only want replies from experienced people , say so 

Those of us replying are using common sense , so just assume you are in the witness box answering questions put by the claimant and the judge , think of what your answers are. More importantly , know how to defend what you type and don't leave the door open to detailed questioning

It certainly looks better but await responses , this is a gradual process , ask it gets better and better , so better to be put on the spot now instead of in Court

Everyone's reply's are very grateful, without people like you/forum a lot of people would be paying these cowboys not knowing there is help out there.