Time ran out to appeal my PCN whilst I was waiting for evidence of my breakdown from RAC

Razor96

So can I just confirm that sending a SAR to the parking company’s DPO should be my next course of action? 

Umkomaas

Razor96 said:

So can I just confirm that sending a SAR to the parking company’s DPO should be my next course of action? 

You can submit a SAR at any time, so now is fine, but your next formal course of action is to respond robustly to the LBC (if you haven't already done so). If you want to have a time delay added for preparation of your defence and evidence, respond near to the LBC deadline, then require the claimant to place any action on hold for a minimum of 30 days (as per the PAP) to allow you, whilst deny any debt, to take debt advice (use those words).

Razor96

Umkomaas said:

Razor96 said:

So can I just confirm that sending a SAR to the parking company’s DPO should be my next course of action? 

You can submit a SAR at any time, so now is fine, but your next formal course of action is to respond robustly to the LBC (if you haven't already done so). If you want to have a time delay added for preparation of your defence and evidence, respond near to the LBC deadline, then require the claimant to place any action on hold for a minimum of 30 days (as per the PAP) to allow you, whilst deny any debt, to take debt advice (use those words).

How would I respond robustly to the LBC. The second post in the NEWBIES thread says not to fill out the reply forms which come with the LBC.

Razor96

Razor96 said:

Umkomaas said:

Razor96 said:

So can I just confirm that sending a SAR to the parking company’s DPO should be my next course of action? 

You can submit a SAR at any time, so now is fine, but your next formal course of action is to respond robustly to the LBC (if you haven't already done so). If you want to have a time delay added for preparation of your defence and evidence, respond near to the LBC deadline, then require the claimant to place any action on hold for a minimum of 30 days (as per the PAP) to allow you, whilst deny any debt, to take debt advice (use those words).

How would I respond robustly to the LBC. The second post in the NEWBIES thread says not to fill out the reply forms which come with the LBC.

So I should actually use the reply forms to document my defence (contrary to what the second post on the newbies thread says), but just not fill out the financial statement? 

Razor96

How do I respond to the LBC when the NEWBIES thread says not to fill in the reply forms? Please? I’m very stressed over this.

Trainerman

Of course you do not use their forms. You email  a SAR to the PPC and email the 30 day debt hold notice to their solicitor

KeithP

Razor96 said:

Razor96 said:

Umkomaas said:

Razor96 said:

So can I just confirm that sending a SAR to the parking company’s DPO should be my next course of action? 

You can submit a SAR at any time, so now is fine, but your next formal course of action is to respond robustly to the LBC (if you haven't already done so). If you want to have a time delay added for preparation of your defence and evidence, respond near to the LBC deadline, then require the claimant to place any action on hold for a minimum of 30 days (as per the PAP) to allow you, whilst deny any debt, to take debt advice (use those words).

How would I respond robustly to the LBC. The second post in the NEWBIES thread says not to fill out the reply forms which come with the LBC.

So I should actually use the reply forms to document my defence (contrary to what the second post on the newbies thread says)... 

Where did you get that idea from?

The second post of the NEWBIES thread clearly states...

Razor96

Trainerman said:

Of course you do not use their forms. You email  a SAR to the PPC and email the 30 day debt hold notice to their solicitor

Thank you, SAR already emailed to the PPC. As for the 30 day debt hold notice, I already have all of my evidence ready and would rather have a court hearing sooner rather than later IF it was to happen, so is it even worth stating I intend to get debt advice? Also there is no mention of who their solicitor is on the letter anyway.

Razor96

KeithP said:

Razor96 said:

Razor96 said:

Umkomaas said:

Razor96 said:

So can I just confirm that sending a SAR to the parking company’s DPO should be my next course of action? 

You can submit a SAR at any time, so now is fine, but your next formal course of action is to respond robustly to the LBC (if you haven't already done so). If you want to have a time delay added for preparation of your defence and evidence, respond near to the LBC deadline, then require the claimant to place any action on hold for a minimum of 30 days (as per the PAP) to allow you, whilst deny any debt, to take debt advice (use those words).

How would I respond robustly to the LBC. The second post in the NEWBIES thread says not to fill out the reply forms which come with the LBC.

So I should actually use the reply forms to document my defence (contrary to what the second post on the newbies thread says)... 

Where did you get that idea from?

The second post of the NEWBIES thread clearly states...

Thank you. It was because someone above recommended for me to respond robustly to the LBC. That’s why I was confused after reading the NEWBIES thread. 

Coupon-mad

Just use the words in my reply the other day to @cheme7676