UKPC / DCB Legal - Part 2 - I WON IN COURT

Le_Kirk

IloveElephants said:

Hi,

Camden council are unable to help, they sent me a broken link to the .gov.uk website to search for the land registry so I used the postcode  NW3 7ES which is on my claim form and it is unable to find anything. 

The land registry search facility is here: -
https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry
That postcode is the registered office of Group Nexus
What are you looking for?

IloveElephants

Le_Kirk said:

IloveElephants said:

Hi,

Camden council are unable to help, they sent me a broken link to the .gov.uk website to search for the land registry so I used the postcode  NW3 7ES which is on my claim form and it is unable to find anything. 

The land registry search facility is here: -
https://www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry
That postcode is the registered office of Group Nexus
What are you looking for?

Thanks Le-Kirk,

I am looking for who owns the building and plot of Jack Straws castle now and who owned it back in Sep/Oct 2019 as I know it has been sold. 

on my claim form it says the parking charges were issued at Jack straws castle north end way London, ne3 7es. 

So I am going by that postcode 

https://suite.endole.co.uk/explorer/postcode/nw3-7es

It shows many companies used this building and address. I need to identify who the landowner was and is to make them aware of the situation

Le_Kirk

If you use the ink I gave you, it takes to to the quick search, put in the post code and it finds several properties for that address, you can then buy the records they hold at £3 per time.  You will have to create an account.

IloveElephants

Le_Kirk said:

If you use the ink I gave you, it takes to to the quick search, put in the post code and it finds several properties for that address, you can then buy the records they hold at £3 per time.  You will have to create an account.

Hi Ke kirk, thanks for your comment. 

It says the below... How many records do I need to buy? Will just this record be sufficient? Am I certain it will give me the name and or company or the rightful owners from 2019? I just want to be certain that I am not wasting my money. 

Summary of freehold

Address

Jack Straws Castle
North End Way
London
NW3 7ES

This is the address held by Royal Mail

Property description

Jack Straws Castle, North End Way, London (NW3 7ES)

This is how HM Land Registry have described the property in the register

What is the difference between address and property description?

Tenure type

Freehold

What's freehold?

Last sold for

£45,000 on 30 September 2018

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Restrictive covenants and easements

There may be other things that affect this property that are not listed here. For more information about the records we hold, you should obtain a copy of the register and any documents referred to in the register.

!WarningTo understand more about how this information affects the property, you should consider taking legal advice.

Restrictive covenants and easements recorded for the property.

Item	Recorded
Restrictive covenants What's a restrictive covenant?	No- there are no restrictive covenants recorded
Easements What's an easement?	Yes - for more information, you should buy the Title register. This costs £3. The Title register will either: show you details about any easements explain where you can find the details – they may be in a different document

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Available documents

There are documents you can buy for this land or property.

View available documents

Le_Kirk

You are the only person who can answer the question about how many you need to buy; why do you want the records and what are you going to do with them?  This seems an awful lot of trouble to go to in order to refute a PCN.  Records cost £3 each

IloveElephants

Le_Kirk said:

You are the only person who can answer the question about how many you need to buy; why do you want the records and what are you going to do with them?  This seems an awful lot of trouble to go to in order to refute a PCN.  Records cost £3 each

I agree Le Kirk,

My plan was to identify the land owners contact details and email them and write to them and tell them about my case. That was my line or reasoning. Basically find the company/owner and send them emails to do something about it if they can.

Umkomaas

IloveElephants said:

Le_Kirk said:

You are the only person who can answer the question about how many you need to buy; why do you want the records and what are you going to do with them?  This seems an awful lot of trouble to go to in order to refute a PCN.  Records cost £3 each

I agree Le Kirk,

My plan was to identify the land owners contact details and email them and write to them and tell them about my case. That was my line or reasoning. Basically find the company/owner and send them emails to do something about it if they can.

Waste of time. They're no longer involved at the site, the PPC are no longer involved at the site. Neither will be in the slightest bit interested. Keep your 3 x £1 coins in your pocket. 

IloveElephants

Umkomaas said:

IloveElephants said:

Le_Kirk said:

You are the only person who can answer the question about how many you need to buy; why do you want the records and what are you going to do with them?  This seems an awful lot of trouble to go to in order to refute a PCN.  Records cost £3 each

I agree Le Kirk,

My plan was to identify the land owners contact details and email them and write to them and tell them about my case. That was my line or reasoning. Basically find the company/owner and send them emails to do something about it if they can.

Waste of time. They're no longer involved at the site, the PPC are no longer involved at the site. Neither will be in the slightest bit interested. Keep your 3 x £1 coins in your pocket. 

Thanks Umkomaas for clarifying. I will scrap this idea of trying to get in touch with the land owners

IloveElephants

I have submitted my AOS:

Claim History

"Your acknowledgment of service was submitted on 16/08/2022

1. I intend to defend all of this claim

Now I will put my defence together. 

IloveElephants

A little background to this case, this is an email received from Holly Slater at the end of June 2022. This is when this claim first came to my attention:

When parking on private land, the contractual terms of the site are set out on the signs, copies attached. You are entering a contract and agreeing to the terms by parking and staying on the site. Parking in breach of the terms as stipulated on the signage means that you are then breaking the terms of the contract.  

The terms and conditions on the signs stated that parking was permitted for vehicles clearly displaying a valid permit, or otherwise a parking charge notice would be issued. A valid permit was not on display, as is demonstrated in the photographic evidence attached, therefore the PCNs were issued and affixed to your vehicle. Copies of the PCNs are attached.

 

Our Client applied to the DVLA for the details of the Registered Keeper of the Vehicle. Your name and address were provided. . Notices to Keeper were issued to you on 10th November 2019 and 11th November 2019, copies attached. You were afforded the opportunity to; appeal the parking charge, transfer liability to the driver (if it was not you) or make payment. Neither a successful appeal, nor an adequate nomination were received, yet payment remains outstanding. 

 

Reminder Notices were issued to you on 9th December 2019 and 10th December 2019, copies attached. This notice reiterated that payment was outstanding and confirmed that legal action may be taken and additional costs incurred if the parking charge was not paid.

 

Our Client therefore correctly issued correspondence to you at that address. Despite numerous letters, payment remains outstanding.

 

Having not received payment, address verification was carried out prior to the Letter of Claim being sent. The same address was located and as such the Letter of Claim was issued to you at the that address.

 

You have 30 days from the date of this email to pay the outstanding balance of £340.00.