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Cheers mate, much appreciatedKeithP said:
No searching needed.bergantet said:I will search how to fill it up the form....
Just re-read my post of 21 April at 12:16PM on your very own thread.0 -
Hi Guys, I am about to send the N180. I do not need an interpreter but I was thinking that if I ask for one, perhaps it will be a point in my favour to avoid the hearing since the Court has to arrange one and have to meet the cost of the interpreter ... or is it silly ...0
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Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?I have not received my SAR images yet.....
Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...0 -
You've answered your own question! Don't mess with the court, unreasonable behaviour can result in swingeing punitive costs award.bergantet said:Hi Guys, I am about to send the N180. I do not need an interpreter but I was thinking that if I ask for one, perhaps it will be a point in my favour to avoid the hearing since the Court has to arrange one and have to meet the cost of the interpreter ... or is it silly ...Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street2 -
The court only wants to know the number of witnesses so they can either allocate big enough room (if it is a F2F hearing) or make sure they have phone numbers for all the witnesses if a telephone hearing or a video call. Only going to be an issue for you if your witness(es) will be used to back up and support your defence.bergantet said:Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?I have not received my SAR images yet.....Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...2 -
1. Who else was likely to request your data?bergantet said:1. Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?2. I have not received my SAR images yet.....3. Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...2. They have 30 days in which to respond. When did you send the SAR?
3. What would you require of a witness (other than you)? Not recalling who was driving might be helpful if CEL have not met PoFA requirements, if they have, it's rather irrelevant as to who the driver was, the RK can be held liable.Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street3 -
Thanks for your replayUmkomaas said:
1. Who else was likely to request your data?bergantet said:1. Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?2. I have not received my SAR images yet.....3. Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...2. They have 30 days in which to respond. When did you send the SAR?
3. What would you require of a witness (other than you)? Not recalling who was driving might be helpful if CEL have not met PoFA requirements, if they have, it's rather irrelevant as to who the driver was, the RK can be held liable.
1- Total parking solutions, Transport for London (???), ...
2- I've sent my SAR by email on the 24/03/2021
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Thanks for the tipLe_Kirk said:
The court only wants to know the number of witnesses so they can either allocate big enough room (if it is a F2F hearing) or make sure they have phone numbers for all the witnesses if a telephone hearing or a video call. Only going to be an issue for you if your witness(es) will be used to back up and support your defence.bergantet said:Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?I have not received my SAR images yet.....Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...0 -
1. In the context of this case, CEL have accessed your data from the DVLA, and that's been confirmed by the DVLA - any other organisation is irrelevant. It neither helps nor hinders your position, it is as it is.bergantet said:
Thanks for your replayUmkomaas said:
1. Who else was likely to request your data?bergantet said:1. Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?2. I have not received my SAR images yet.....3. Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...2. They have 30 days in which to respond. When did you send the SAR?
3. What would you require of a witness (other than you)? Not recalling who was driving might be helpful if CEL have not met PoFA requirements, if they have, it's rather irrelevant as to who the driver was, the RK can be held liable.
1- Total parking solutions, Transport for London (???), ...
2- I've sent my SAR by email on the 24/03/2021
3- Thanks2. Have you had no reply whatsoever? If that's the case, a sharp reminder to CEL, giving them a 7-day deadline for response, otherwise you will lodge a complaint with the ICO. Carry out your threat if they don't comply.Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street2 -
That's gold, thanks !!!Umkomaas said:
1. In the context of this case, CEL have accessed your data from the DVLA, and that's been confirmed by the DVLA - any other organisation is irrelevant. It neither helps nor hinders your position, it is as it is.bergantet said:
Thanks for your replayUmkomaas said:
1. Who else was likely to request your data?bergantet said:1. Also, DVLA has sent me the report and it was CEL who requested my personal data ... is it a good thing for me?2. I have not received my SAR images yet.....3. Also, on form N180 D3 (witnesses) I don't remember if my wife was in the car with me or not ... 15 months have passed ... I don't even remember if it was me who was driving ...2. They have 30 days in which to respond. When did you send the SAR?
3. What would you require of a witness (other than you)? Not recalling who was driving might be helpful if CEL have not met PoFA requirements, if they have, it's rather irrelevant as to who the driver was, the RK can be held liable.
1- Total parking solutions, Transport for London (???), ...
2- I've sent my SAR by email on the 24/03/2021
3- Thanks2. Have you had no reply whatsoever? If that's the case, a sharp reminder to CEL, giving them a 7-day deadline for response, otherwise you will lodge a complaint with the ICO. Carry out your threat if they don't comply.0
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