Spring Parking & DCBL LEGAL - I won in court!!!

Gr1pr

Presumably the £35 was the CNBC fee for processing the claim 

The £27 fee is to your local nominated civil court, the hearing fee,  so totally different 

Pat_Burger

Gr1pr said:

Presumably the £35 was the CNBC fee for processing the claim 

The £27 fee is to your local nominated civil court, the hearing fee,  so totally different 

Great thank you! Just seemed odd to me

Gr1pr

Pat_Burger said:

Gr1pr said:

Presumably the £35 was the CNBC fee for processing the claim 

The £27 fee is to your local nominated civil court, the hearing fee,  so totally different 

Great thank you! Just seemed odd to me

11 months ago you received a court claim pack from the CNBC in Northampton using MCOL, a central government office where the claims arise.  The claimant paid the fee according to the amount claimed, to the CNBC, in order to process the paperwork, including your paperwork. 

The CNBC subsequently passed the whole case to your local civil court for further process, which they did, then they sent out a court order to both parties which included the trial ( hearing. ) fee with a deadline to be paid to that actual local court 

So fee 1 was paid to the CNBC in Northampton for doing all the initial office work and paperwork 

Fee 2 was paid to your local civil court for the hearing before the deadline they imposed, its on your copy of the court order 

Pat_Burger

Hi all,

Only a couple of days left now until I'm due in the virtual court about this. Just trying to prepare myself as well as I can, looking through my witness statement etc. 

Should I print out the whole court bundle or just my witness statement to help? 
What should I be looking to put on my crib sheet?

Must admit, starting to get nervous over the whole thing now and worried about fumbling over what I should be saying

prowla

Good luck in court!

Pat_Burger

prowla said:

Good luck in court!

Thank you!

Le_Kirk

Write yourself a crib sheet that highlights the main points of your defence, backed up by your WS.  Make sure that you include page and paragraph number so you can point the judge at them.  Presumably you will have access to your defence and WS so that, if the claimant and/or judge questions them or states something is missing, you can prove otherwise.  If the claimant claims that they "never received your WS" a common trick, make sure you can prove when you sent it.

Pat_Burger

Le_Kirk said:

Write yourself a crib sheet that highlights the main points of your defence, backed up by your WS.  Make sure that you include page and paragraph number so you can point the judge at them.  Presumably you will have access to your defence and WS so that, if the claimant and/or judge questions them or states something is missing, you can prove otherwise.  If the claimant claims that they "never received your WS" a common trick, make sure you can prove when you sent it.

They've agreed the court bundle with mine in so they can't really claim that. What about where it comes to things that are in your defence such as did the land owner authority and authenticity around their witness statement?

Also my witness statement didn't include anything about non compliant PoC (as advised to remove) yet defence did. Will this be an issues or not? 

Pat_Burger

Very odd, despite DCBL having telling me that they confirm the hearing bundle has been sent to the court, received the following today, which was sent to DCBL and I was cc'd in:

Good Morning,

Unfortunately we are missing the hearing bundle we received for this case.

Please could it be send in electronically via e-mail as soon as you are able for the Judge for the hearing tomorrow please.

Should I send it or should I leave DCBL too as they are the ones who have filed against me

Gr1pr

Why not do both. ?  Belt and braces, especially as its the same bundle 

For me its a no brainer, just do it