DCBLegal ltd Letter Of Claim

Umkomaas

If you are within the timeframe set by the court to pay the judgment, then paying now will preserve you credit rating. If there are grounds for applying for a set aside, the set aside can be applied for straight afterwards (no delay). If you find there are no grounds for a set aside, the £275 fee would be wasted in a set aside application.

Coupon-mad

They must have used an old address on the claim form.  You need to know for sure, so ring the CCBC (Northsmpton) and ask what address for you was on that claim and can they send over a copy of the particulars of claim and who the claimant and solicitor was.

Worth checking this isn't a coincidence about another PCN. Hence the questions.

If a claim was sent to an old address when the claimant had the new one the I would NOT pay off the CCJ but would instead tell the claimant to put right this damaging data breach error and give them 14 days to admit they screwed up and that they will immediately inform the court and pay to set aside the CCJ sharpish. 

verdomde

the address on the court case (checkmyfile gives name, date, amount, and address) is my address from 3 years ago (when the pcn was issued). But all parties have my new addess.

I am not sure when i went on the electoral roll here- so maybe they sent to the intervening address. It may have only been a month or two ago.

Coupon-mad

And they can't do that as they had your new address. Does it identify the parking firm as the same claimant?

My advice above stands. Check the facts from the CCBC then send the solicitors a truly snotty email along the lines of the one I wrote yesterday for the case where the thread title says 'CCJ but I'd paid the PCN' (can't recall who by).

verdomde

Thanks c-mad
Can i ask for a little more on the data breach- error, so I can work out how to phrase it? The breach isbthat someone at the old address has got my letter?

I appreciate all this help, thanks. Will be calling around this morning 

Coupon-mad

The breach is nothing to do with the person at the old address getting your mail.

The DRA 2018 breach is that this PPC/their law firm failed to erase the old address and failed to take any reasonable steps to ensure the 'roboclaim' was served to the correct address. They had your correct address for service and used an old one instead. They caused the CCJ.

@Old_Slobberchops is dealing with a similar case where DCBLegal will also be reported to the ICO and SRA (both easy to do online - must be done ).

But always phone the CCBC first, to get the name of claimant parking shark, name of solicitor and the Particulars of Claim. You need to be sure and have evidence of what they did so ask the CCBC to email you those details.

verdomde

Hmm, so apparently its not related to these, tickets. Its from December 2020, at a retail park I cant find on google, so dont know where it is..

I have the solicitors, and the company is 'UK Parking Control'.

Particulars will be emailed shortly

verdomde

UK PARKING CONTROL LIMITED

Solicitor: QDR SOLICITORS LIMITED

 

 

THE CLAIMANTS CLAIM IS FOR AN OUTSTANDING PARKING CHARGE ISSUED TO VEHICLE ***** WHENPARKED AT [The retail park] THE SITE IS MANAGED BY THE CLAIMANT. THE DEFENDANT IS THE KEEPER OF OR THE DRIVER NAMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCHEDULE 4 OF PROTECTION OF FREEDOM ACT 2012 OF THE VEHICLE. VEHICLES PARKING AT THE SITE ARE SUBJECT TO THE PARKING RESTRICTIONS AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS WHICH ARE SET OUT ON SIGNS AT THE SITE AND FORM PART OF A CONTRACTBETWEEN THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE AND THE CLAIMANT.ON 15 12 2020, THE VEHICLE WAS PARKED AT THE SITE IN BREACH OF THE CONTRACT,THE CONTRAVENTION BEING PARKED FOR LONGER THAN THE MAXIMUM PERIOD PERMITTED.. BY ENTERING THIS CONTRACT THE DEFENDANT AGREED THAT THEY WOULD BE LIABLE FOR £100.00 PARKINGCHARGES, PLUS ADDITIONAL CONTRACTUAL CHARGES INCURED BY THE CLAIMANT FOR THE COLLECTION OFTHE DEBT PURSUANT TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

 

Please see below for options regarding the Judgment that has been entered against you.

 

Paying a Judgment

 

Payment should be made directly to the claimant or the claimant solicitors. You will need to obtain a paid in full notice which you can then send to the court to get the claim marked as paid in full.

verdomde

By then I was already at a new address, and on the electoral roll, though i dont know when i updated the dvla/v5

Coupon-mad

Ok you need this case on a new thread.  You aren't going to pay it! Set it aside obviously.

As I suspected...not the same case.

You need to know for sure, so ring the CCBC (Northsmpton) and ask what address for you was on that claim and can they send over a copy of the particulars of claim and who the claimant and solicitor was.
You need to know for sure, so ring the CCBC (Northsmpton) and ask what address for you was on that claim and can they send over a copy of the particulars of claim and who the claimant and solicitor was.

Worth checking this isn't a coincidence about another PCN. Hence the questions.