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Mintyfeeling said:Redx said:Use the relevant CoP at the time , not the new one , so leave 15 unchanged
Instead , add the new suggested paragraph that bargepole posted yesterday , typically around paragraph 6 , so after your adapted paragraphs , then renumber after adding back the rest of the template with no changes except numbering
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A heads-up:-Hopefully you have read and understood the Template Defence and therefore realise that the existing para 7 in the Template states - "He was not taken by either party to Somerfield in point #5 above and in any event it is worth noting that the lead Southampton case of Britannia v Crosby was not appealed."As you now have more than paras 2 and 3 - and therefore have to renumber the subsequent paras - you have altered the reference to point 5 accordingly.3
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I disagree a bit. You were right to change #15 as that was talking about this now-published Code, good spot!
I will of course need to adapt the Template Defence soon! You've helped.
You should mainly refer to the BPA CoP elsewhere, about signs though. Later on during the process, in your WS, you can bring in more from the new Code and how a requirement prominence of signs is not news to BPA members because it's already in statute law (Consumer Rights Act 2015 'test of prominence' which the template defence already says).PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad said:I disagree a bit. You were right to change #15 as that was talking about this now-published Code, good spot!
I will of course need to adapt the Template Defence soon! You've helped.
You should mainly refer to the BPA CoP elsewhere, about signs though. Later on during the process, in your WS, you can bring in more from the new Code and how a requirement prominence of signs is not news to BPA members because it's already in statute law (Consumer Rights Act 2015 'test of prominence' which the template defence already says).Brilliant, thank you. Yes it looks much better now with just the BPA CoP references, especially since they're both basically repeating the same stuff about signs.1505grandad said:A heads-up:-Hopefully you have read and understood the Template Defence and therefore realise that the existing para 7 in the Template states - "He was not taken by either party to Somerfield in point #5 above and in any event it is worth noting that the lead Southampton case of Britannia v Crosby was not appealed."As you now have more than paras 2 and 3 - and therefore have to renumber the subsequent paras - you have altered the reference to point 5 accordingly.
Yep, thank you I spotted that one. Good reminder to double check though. And yeh, I hope I understand it tooRedx said:It's the one where you insert some data
Thanks but I think I already added it. It was this one: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78970069/#Comment_78970069 and that is the one I added (with my data filled in).You're all amazing for giving so much time here.1 -
I have emailed my defence to CCBC today, inserted a new paragraph #6 and changed the rest accordingly. Not sure how reference from #7 effects #5 when #5 hasn’t been renumbered. Unless of course another paragraph has been inserted prior to #5 by anyone.The point of #15. (#16 once renumbered) that remained in mine, mainly because I didn’t spot the reference to the new rule but on reflection I don’t see it being a negative remaining in the defence anyway along with @bargepole inserted paragraph being there.1
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So just checking - does your Defence para 5 include the following (because when I posted, your draft para 5 was about surface markings):-"..........and para 419 of HHJ Hegarty’s High Court decision in ParkingEye Ltd v Somerfield Stores Ltd ChD [2011] EWHC 4023(QB) where the parking charge was set at £75 (discounted to £37.50 for prompt payment) then increasing ultimately to £135."1
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bloodyccbc said:I have emailed my defence to CCBC today, inserted a new paragraph #6 and changed the rest accordingly. Not sure how reference from #7 effects #5 when #5 hasn’t been renumbered. Unless of course another paragraph has been inserted prior to #5 by anyone.The point of #15. (#16 once renumbered) that remained in mine, mainly because I didn’t spot the reference to the new rule but on reflection I don’t see it being a negative remaining in the defence anyway along with @bargepole inserted paragraph being there.
Some people have 3 as maybe 2 to 5 paragraphs , so insert more , hence why the point about the Somerfield case reference usually needs changing to the correct paragraph
So your defence probably could not be more up to date 🤔🤔👍👍👍2 -
1505grandad said:So just checking - does your Defence para 5 include the following (because when I posted, your draft para 5 was about surface markings):-"..........and para 419 of HHJ Hegarty’s High Court decision in ParkingEye Ltd v Somerfield Stores Ltd ChD [2011] EWHC 4023(QB) where the parking charge was set at £75 (discounted to £37.50 for prompt payment) then increasing ultimately to £135."Please continue.0
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bloodyccbc said:1505grandad said:So just checking - does your Defence para 5 include the following (because when I posted, your draft para 5 was about surface markings):-"..........and para 419 of HHJ Hegarty’s High Court decision in ParkingEye Ltd v Somerfield Stores Ltd ChD [2011] EWHC 4023(QB) where the parking charge was set at £75 (discounted to £37.50 for prompt payment) then increasing ultimately to £135."Please continue.
Btw I think what you sent was fine from the sounds of it.2 -
Mintyfeeling said:bloodyccbc said:1505grandad said:So just checking - does your Defence para 5 include the following (because when I posted, your draft para 5 was about surface markings):-"..........and para 419 of HHJ Hegarty’s High Court decision in ParkingEye Ltd v Somerfield Stores Ltd ChD [2011] EWHC 4023(QB) where the parking charge was set at £75 (discounted to £37.50 for prompt payment) then increasing ultimately to £135."Please continue.
Btw I think what you sent was fine from the sounds of it.1
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