DCB Legal Ltd Claim Form delayed in mail redirection abroad

Coupon-mad

I hope the Judge does but I highly doubt it.

You could send DCB Legal a SAR, and ask for the results of & proof they did the CRA trace they said they did, and ask also for all data held including the online PCN / claim history, all file notes and records of telephone calls/emails about you, and any letters from the CNBC (then called the CCBC) and any letters/envelopes returned by the post office or from the new tenant of the UK address where the LBC & claim form were undelivered.

Push for full disclosure of all data they hold.  You might glean something useful, such as them knowing the claim had possibly bounced.

neilflah

I'm a little confused....is it actually the PPC, the claimant, I should be asking the judge to order reimburse me the set aside application fee or DCB Legal as they state they performed a trace before issuing the claim form? 

Coupon-mad

The Claimant.  But you can't object to an Order before you receive it in April because you don't know what it says till you see it.

Do the SAR now.

neilflah

Do the SAR on DCB Legal?

Coupon-mad

Coupon-mad said:

I hope the Judge does but I highly doubt it.

You could send DCB Legal a SAR, and ask for the results of & proof they did the CRA trace they said they did, and ask also for all data held including the online PCN / claim history, all file notes and records of telephone calls/emails about you, and any letters from the CNBC (then called the CCBC) and any letters/envelopes returned by the post office or from the new tenant of the UK address where the LBC & claim form were undelivered.

Push for full disclosure of all data they hold.  You might glean something useful, such as them knowing the claim had possibly bounced.

                 

neilflah

ok thanks, just checking as obviously it was Highview Parking that brought the claim. 

Coupon-mad

No they didn't.

neilflah

Highview are the Claimant, DCB Legal are their solicitors.

neilflah

I would have thought Highview Parking, as the claimant, would be the party I would seek through the court to reimburse me the £108?

Coupon-mad

Yes but you have no grounds.  You have to demonstrate 'wholly unreasonable conduct' and there is nothing obvious (yet).

I was telling you to send DCB Legal a SAR to try to find some grounds, some unreasonableness being disclosed.  I advised you what exactly to ask for...