Multiple PCNs for parking in flat car park

Jams91

Thanks will add that in. I am not expecting them to to agree to my terms but lets see what happens

Redx

As above , make all the changes , make demands ! , Issue timelines that can be enforced in court

Also make sure that UKPC shoulder their own costs , claim costs , everything , you are not liable for a single penny that you , Dcb legal or UKPC have paid

D_P_Dance

Why do you nort ask for an  extra £50 for your time.  They have wasted enough off it. They are now in a very weak position, it is time to kick @rse.

Jams91

D_P_Dance said:

Why do you nort ask for an  extra £50 for your time.  They have wasted enough off it. They are now in a very weak position, it is time to kick @rse.

I think I am pushing it as it is, asking for them to remove the PCN RE car over bay lines, let alone ask for compensation on top. At that point I think they will not play ball

Jams91

19th Jan

-My above demands have been mailed to DCB

-DQ and email thread where UKPC promised to drop the PCNs have been mailed to ccbcaq@justice.gov.uk and DCB law firm

D_P_Dance

. At that point I think they will not play ball

People should not be playing ball games with these companies, they should be humiliating them in the cours.  

Jams91

Update 20th Jan

DCB have sent "the Claimant's Reply to Defence and Defence to Counterclaim, a copy of with has been filed with Court." It's a 46 page PDF... I'll redact any personal details and post a link to it tonight

Jams91

Link below. I think their defence is terrible. They couldn't even accept or deny that there was a previous case in the same car park. Hope you all like classic BMWs


https://www.dropbox.com/s/s267hfql36eyz18/Redacted 2 (2).pdf?dl=0

Coupon-mad

I'd send them a copy of the lease and tell them you intend to proceed with the CC and ask for their client's offer of settlement.

But I know you've just responded so maybe wait and see what they say first.  Then do the above.

Jams91

Update 21st Jan

Had a letter dated 21/1/22 from DCB Legal. Confusingly says that they will proceed with the claim and then says at the bottom their client may be prepared to settle the case! This time they don't offer an email address, only a phone number. The letter was dated 2 days after my email offering them a resolution.

Having reviewed the content of your defence, we are writing to inform you that our client intends to proceed with the claim.

The Court will direct both parties to file directions questionnaires in due course. In anticipation of that we are enclosing a copy.

Without Prejudice to the the above, in order to assist the Court in achieving it's overriding objective our client may be prepared to settle this case..... please call XYZ