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sunlitlounge said:What's the easiest way to uncover the details of the land owner?2
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Coupon-mad said:Don't send that, it is truly pointless and Excel v Wilkinson was recently trumped by VCS v Percy as discussed on other threads.
That is not what the NEWBIES thread says to send! Gets you nowhere.The pen is mightier than the sword ..... and I have many pens.1 -
Google "who owns land"You never know how far you can go until you go too far.2
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D_P_Dance said:Google "who owns land"
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The Land Registry's job is to record landowners ( hint )0
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sunlitlounge said:D_P_Dance said:Google "who owns land"
Read their website , like poirot would , landowner details are given
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Trainerman said:Coupon-mad said:Don't send that, it is truly pointless and Excel v Wilkinson was recently trumped by VCS v Percy as discussed on other threads.
That is not what the NEWBIES thread says to send! Gets you nowhere.
He posted the judgment last month on MSE for everyone to read.has any answer to the spurious add-ons (such as Excel v Wilkinson) now been totally blown out of the water ?Errrrm....that will be down to the new Code of Practice and Framework, which will make it clear one way or the other next year. MPs are hopefully putting some pressure on the DLUHC, and some MPs really know the score, as seen below. Good old Zarah Sultana (my bold):Parking: FinesZarah Sultana: [54024]To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, what steps he is taking to help ensure that private parking industries do not circumvent the removal of false debt recovery charges from the values of Penalty Charge Notices in the event that they proceed to a court claim.Neil O'Brien:My Department has recently consulted on debt collection fees in Private Parking Charges, Discount Rates, Debt Collection Fees and Appeals Charter: Further Technical Consultation, which closed on 27 August. Government recognises that debt collection fees are a sensitive area. Widespread concerns have been raised by motoring organisations about the fees and practices of some parking debt recovery agencies. We will therefore carefully consider all consultation responses before making a final decision. We will publish the consultation response in due course.
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