Multiple PCNs for parking in flat car park

Jams91

1505grandad said:

Para 13  -  "....He was not taken by either party to Somerfield in point #5 above ..."

Should this be altered?

An observation:-

"8. The Claimant is estopped from bringing further claims after 16/03/2018 when the prior judgement ordered that “The Claimant’s claim be and is hereby dismissed”."  -  and others.

Do you have documention that perhaps states "Judgment" -  i.e. no middle "e" in this context?

Also  -  "(UK Parking Control) 

               (Claimant)"

make sure the full name is stated as per claim form. 

Great spot thank you. It's point 13 not point 5 now that I added my points

Indeed judgment is correct... using my work laptop here

Jams91

KeithP said:

Thanks to KeithP for this summary of how to submit a defence by email to the CCBCAQ email address: 

I have drafted my Defence and Counter Claim as 2 separate PDF documents

- should I combine them or keep them seperated?

- do your instructions for emailing the Defence to CCBCAQ@Justice.gov.uk  also mean I can email the CC to the same address?

Jenni_D

In county court rulings the spelling judgment (no middle E) is usually used.

Jams91

Jenni_D said:

In county court rulings the spelling judgment (no middle E) is usually used.

Yep got it now... my word processor is set to USA spelling

Coupon-mad

One single document, as you see from other counterclaim threads.

I think the word 'venal' is too strong, as it means corrupt, I think.  Be careful with your accusations.  Strong words can be seen as unreasonable conduct on your part, if you effectively suggest fraud or other criminal intent or offences.

Negligent or careless with scant regard for consumer and residents' rights is perhaps better? 

Jams91

Coupon-mad said:

One single document, as you see from other counterclaim threads.

I think the word 'venal' is too strong, as it means corrupt, I think.  Be careful with your accusations.  Strong words can be seen as unreasonable conduct on your part, if you effectively suggest fraud or other criminal intent or offences.

Negligent or careless with scant regard for consumer and residents' rights is perhaps better? 

Thanks have changed that & combined the docs into one PDF. I didn't submit my defence & CC by email before so very keen not to mess it up:

- The instructions on the sticky for sending it by email seem to indicate that I don't need to use the Money Claim Online website at all after AoS, is that correct? (I recognise that the sticky was not aimed at folks doing a CC...)

- If the above is correct then how do I pay the Counter Claim £50 fee?

D_P_Dance

An "e" in Judgement is perfectly acceptable.  

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2017/08/16/judgment-or-judgement/

Jenni_D

Quoting a US website is hardly relevant to the English court system.  

And whilst judgement may be the original English spelling, it's not the default spelling used in the English courts. And that's all anyone is saying - just use the default.

D_P_Dance

As I said asbove. an "e" in judgerment is perfectily acceptable. It is, (or certainly was) the preferred spelling in the  FCO.  

1505grandad

I specifically stated:-

"Do you have documention that perhaps states "Judgment" -  i.e. no middle "e" in this context?"

OP replied:-

"Indeed judgment is correct... using my work laptop here"

No mention of any american newspapers or dealings with FCO so those particular observations are entirely useless in this thread.