URGENT Defence to send before 4pm

Terry1931

NCC1701-A said:

Terry1931 said:

"Whilst it is possible that the defendant could have been the driver of the vehicle in question, the 'parking charge', was issued almost 5 years ago. It would surely be unreasonable to expect The Defendant to recall their whereabouts on an unremarkable date"


A simple check of your insurance documents would determine who was insured to drive your vehicle on those dates. 

No it wouldn't, it would show some, but not all.  Many people have third party insurance for vehicles not belonging to them.

Many registered keepers only have one person insured to drive the vehicle. 

D_P_Dance

A simple check of your insurance documents would determine who was insured to drive your vehicle on those dates. 

No it would not.  

Redx

MummyBeal said:

Thank you, sorry I realised what you meant so have updated all the numbers on my full document. 
Would you say that's all good to go then? 

As your deadline is 4pm , slot it into the defence template , after removing 2 & 3 from the template , renumber all remaining paragraphs from the old 4 onwards , add an electronic signature , save as a pdf and email it to the ccbcaq email address asap , as shown in the 12 numbered instructions in post one of the Defence template post by coupon mad

Then check your email inbox folder and spam folder for the email auto receipt from the CCBC

KeithP

Terry1931 said:

NCC1701-A said:

Terry1931 said:

"Whilst it is possible that the defendant could have been the driver of the vehicle in question, the 'parking charge', was issued almost 5 years ago. It would surely be unreasonable to expect The Defendant to recall their whereabouts on an unremarkable date"


A simple check of your insurance documents would determine who was insured to drive your vehicle on those dates. 

No it wouldn't, it would show some, but not all.  Many people have third party insurance for vehicles not belonging to them.

Many registered keepers only have one person insured to drive the vehicle. 

And the insurance policies of many registered keepers allow them to drive other vehicles not belonging to them.

Redx

Terry1931 said:

NCC1701-A said:

Terry1931 said:

"Whilst it is possible that the defendant could have been the driver of the vehicle in question, the 'parking charge', was issued almost 5 years ago. It would surely be unreasonable to expect The Defendant to recall their whereabouts on an unremarkable date"


A simple check of your insurance documents would determine who was insured to drive your vehicle on those dates. 

No it wouldn't, it would show some, but not all.  Many people have third party insurance for vehicles not belonging to them.

Many registered keepers only have one person insured to drive the vehicle. 

Most insured keepers I know have at least 2 people insured , the keeper and spouse , as a bare minimum , I cannot think of anyone in my family that has lone insurance , not one person at all !

Even my newly qualified grand daughter has her boyfriend named on her policy

NCC1701-A

Terry1931 said:

Many registered keepers only have one person insured to drive the vehicle. 

You really do not understand simple legal matters.  

My insurance enables me to drive any roadworthy vehicle in the UK that I have permission to drive.  

Advising the OP that only those insured by the keeper could be the driver of a vehicle and therefore liable for parking charges is preposterous and really unhelpful in their time of need.