Small claims court

Jenni_D

Sorry - can you edit your 11.39am post please? At the moment there is so much autocorrect nonsense that it doesn't make sense.

The vehicle owner can never be liable. There is nothing in law to enable that. (Other than law of agency, which never applies in a consumer situation). The vehicle keeper can be liable, provided that the claimant has properly executed their requirements per the PoFA 2012 ... but you should already know this; it's in your defence and WS, and we already know that they failed in this (but seem to have convinced the judge they didn't)..

Coupon-mad

Can I also ask, if the judge was right is saying most of the information I had was out if date.

He's wrong.  He is out of date.

Sounds like a Judge who thinks:

(a). the Beavis case in 2015 made every private parking charge recoverable - (not true) - and

(b) every PPC can hold registered keepers liable because the POFA 2012 right to keeper liability is an automatic right in every case (again, not true).

Have you bookmarked that thread I linked and read what I am talking about, and set up email alerts?

chenyu

I have booked marked the page thank you .
I have received the letter from the legal team regarding payment they want it in 2 days can they do this ?

Coupon-mad

Yes, you must pay in full immediately.  You need to avoid a CCJ damaging your credit rating.

Get your revenge with the Public Consultation and stop this happening to others.

chenyu

Hi can someone advice me if I apply to my county court or the county court the bwlegal have said to contact to obtain a certification if saitifaction / cancillation. 

Coupon-mad

If you paid in time then there is no CCJ.

You do NOT want a 'satisfied' CCJ on your record! 

chenyu

I did pay on time and have it in writing but I read that I should fill out a  N443 form so that I can get a cancillation just to be 100%sure nothing goes on my record .

Grizebeck

chenyu said:

I did pay on time and have it in writing but I read that I should fill out a  N443 form so that I can get a cancillation just to be 100%sure nothing goes on my record .

You didnt read correctly

Coupon-mad

chenyu said:

I did pay on time and have it in writing but I read that I should fill out a  N443 form so that I can get a cancillation just to be 100%sure nothing goes on my record .

A N443 form is not cancellation.

You DO NOT want a 'SATISFIED CCJ' marked on your credit record.

chenyu

Ok, so what do I do? I recently don't want a satisfactory CCJ on my record I want to make sure nothing is on there .