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Very few counterclaims are granted.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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For me it would seem better to dedicate the closing part of a WS to Costs incurred by you and Unreasonable Behaviour (kind of a victim impact statement type thing on the impact of their communication style and threats and the time/ loss of work its cost to defend/ attend court etc) and rationalising why rather than paying out for a seperate claim.Coupon-mad said:Very few counterclaims are granted.3 -
GDPR (or equivalent) claim. Where they illegally retrieved my data from the DVLA. Some of their claims are laughably bad (claiming permit required in a retail park with free parking etc.).
I don't mind putting in a complaint to the DVLA first though. Do they ever reply with a statement if I am correct, that would obviously massively help my case.
I just want some proper jeopardy on their side. It shouldn't be them just buying a lottery ticket.1 -
Don't worry, they are facing jeopardy with a whole set of statutory rules next year.
But no, you won't get anything more than lifting of the carpet from the DVLA, who have been part of the problem since David Dunford moved to a different role. DVLA are far too close to the APAs and have bent over backwards, effectively enabling consumers to be shafted. Sad to say it, but it's how it has been perceived by us in recent years.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Because there is no valid charge to pursue from the keeper.KeithP said:
Why do you think they were wrong to ask the DVLA for the keeper's details?blackmath said:GDPR (or equivalent) claim. Where they illegally retrieved my data from the DVLA.
They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.
If a car park doesn't use a permit system and instead has 2 hours free parking, how can they pursue based on the lack of a permit.
Anyway, sounds like it is a bad idea, in which case I'll give them a get out clause of discontinuing.0 -
Please read my second sentence.blackmath said:
Because there is no valid charge to pursue from the keeper.KeithP said:
Why do you think they were wrong to ask the DVLA for the keeper's details?blackmath said:GDPR (or equivalent) claim. Where they illegally retrieved my data from the DVLA.
They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.
Here it is again...They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.5 -
Did their PCN/NtK not comply with the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (Schedule 4)?blackmath said:
Because there is no valid charge to pursue from the keeper.KeithP said:
Why do you think they were wrong to ask the DVLA for the keeper's details?blackmath said:GDPR (or equivalent) claim. Where they illegally retrieved my data from the DVLA.
They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.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 -
With no legitimate interest?KeithP said:
Please read my second sentence.blackmath said:
Because there is no valid charge to pursue from the keeper.KeithP said:
Why do you think they were wrong to ask the DVLA for the keeper's details?blackmath said:GDPR (or equivalent) claim. Where they illegally retrieved my data from the DVLA.
They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.
Here it is again...They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.
Is that the only requirement.Umkomaas said:
Did their PCN/NtK not comply with the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (Schedule 4)?blackmath said:
Because there is no valid charge to pursue from the keeper.KeithP said:
Why do you think they were wrong to ask the DVLA for the keeper's details?blackmath said:GDPR (or equivalent) claim. Where they illegally retrieved my data from the DVLA.
They are allowed to ask for the keeper's details simply to ask the keeper who was driving.0 -
We get that.
But we've never seen UKPC issue NTKs for 'no permit' in a free car park with no permit rules. Unheard of. Are you sure?
Can you show us the place on Google Streetview and a scan of the PCN or NTK, redacting your name and address and VRM?
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