CCJ. Parking fine sent to old address

Olive_j

I’m just hoping for it to be over and forgotten about before giving birth! Maybe even a few weeks stress free beforehand if I’m lucky :-) 

Le_Kirk

Umkomaas said:

FrankCannon said:

Can Olive recover the set-aside fee if UKCPM discontinue, which they may do once they see a slam-dunk defence and WS ?

Whether she would get it back or not, I don't know, but she should nonetheless place in the Draft Order a line requiring the repayment of the £255 in the event of the Claimant discontinuing. 

Could put UKCPM in a bit of a spin. 

If I remember correctly, we did advise that line in the Draft Order.

Olive_j

Hi all, I'm just looking at this paragraph from the template ws & trying to make it fit with my case:

"Even taken as an extreme close-up, with no proof as to its visibility from the parking area, the sign that the Claimant has presented as evidence has vague/hidden terms and a mix of small font, so as for it not to allow the opportunity for anyone to become acquainted with its terms. As such, as specifically outlined in Example 10 of Schedule 2 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015, the signage constitutes an unfair customer notice, and, pursuant to s62 of the same act, any terms would be considered incapable of binding any person reading them under common contract law. Consequently, it is my position that, even if I had seen signage of the sort presented by the Claimant – which I didn’t as it was not present – no contract to pay an onerous penalty would have been seen, known or agreed."

As previously mentioned, there were no entrance signs & a computer generated image of a sign included in the bundle. The photo of the signage inside the carpark shows the signs were at floor level. Is anything in the signage attached relevant to the Consumer Rights Act?

Coupon-mad

Yes because the CRA requires that terms and consumer notices are prominent.

D_P_Dance

If that sign is on he ground then, imo, no judge would agree tht it fored a valid contract.

Olive_j

Could I also ask what the usual process is after submitting a consented set aside? I did so at the beginning of Aug, received confirmation email back from CCBC and haven't heard anything else since. Nothing from my local court. Should I of heard by now or do they contact you once a decision is made?

KeithP

Olive_j said:

Could I also ask what the usual process is after submitting a consented set aside? I did so at the beginning of Aug, received confirmation email back from CCBC and haven't heard anything else since. Nothing from my local court. Should I of heard by now or do they contact you once a decision is made?

Why not ring the CCBC and ask them what's going on?

Olive_j

How many hours is the norm to include for research, preparation & drafting documents cost? I obviously can’t write how many I’ve actually spent as it’s been days & days.

I’d also like to include how this has put considerable stress on my pregnancy & essentially ruined it for me (it genuinely has) but don’t want to appear like I’m milking it. Should I bother or not? 

Redx

Read the post by @Johnersh yesterday or Tuesday about claiming back costs and time etc

Edit , spelling corrected. 😁😁👍👍

Olive_j

Does PCM v Bull need to be included as an exhibit, or just Chevalier-Firescu v Ashfords LLP & Excel v Wilkinson?