"Notice of intention to instruct solicitors to issue summons"

Castle

BrownTrout said:

@bargepole @Coupon-mad
Could this be tort of deceit? Or am I of track....
https://www.kingsleynapley.co.uk/insights/blogs/dispute-resolution-law-blog/civil-fraud-a-claim-for-deceit

No you are on the right track; and it would also fall under the "misleading and aggressive commercial practices" legislation.

D_P_Dance

It is not a summons, it is a money claim.  The use of this word is misleading and open to sanction,   Use it to your advantage.

AlCapwn

I didn't receive email notifications for all these replies but just popped in to update as someone said no one ever updates and lets them know the outcome and realized I'd missed all these replies, apologies!

So the IPC raised it to National Parking Enforcement who have said TNC will no longer use that wording. It remains to be seen if they stick to their promise.

The car park belongs to a social housing provider. 

*Edit* can't find an option to subscribe to this topic, I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here

Jenni_D

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