Solicitors Reminder Letter - Unpaid Parking Charge Notice

feelingsleepy123

Hi

I have read the newbies FAQs and cannot find anything about the Solicitors Reminder Letter from DCB Legal who have been instructed by CP Plus ltd.

I have probably had correspondence before but have shredded them. 

Just looking for advice on what to do, or what my next steps should be.

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Coupon-mad

Scotland, Wales or England?

You just need to read the second post of the NEWBIES PLEASE READ THESE FAQS FIRST thread.

feelingsleepy123

I'm in Scotland, but the parking took place in England

I've read the faqs but can't find it

patient_dream

These DCBL letters get more daft as the weeks go on

"We have been asked by DEBT COLLECTION BAILIFFS LTD (DCBL)"

FROM DCBL LEGAL ?

So, they are asking themselves from one office desk to another
SAME OUTFIT.   SAME ADDRESS

Highly misleading with a pinch of WONGA thrown in

I'm sure this is the type of letter that the DLUHC need to see

Coupon-mad

feelingsleepy123 said:

I'm in Scotland, but the parking took place in England

I've read the faqs but can't find it

Yes you can... Just 'control & f' for  Scotland.

Le_Kirk

feelingsleepy123 said:

I've read the faqs but can't find it

Can't find what?  If you've read it, you've found it!

feelingsleepy123

Le_Kirk said:

feelingsleepy123 said:

I've read the faqs but can't find it

Can't find what?  If you've read it, you've found it!

I can't find anything specific to "Solicitors Reminder Letter - unpaid parking charge notice" from DCB Legal Ltd.

Le_Kirk

You should be looking for advice about what to do if you live in Scotland.

feelingsleepy123

Le_Kirk said:

You should be looking for advice about what to do if you live in Scotland.

I did see the bit about if I'm in Scotland.  Issue is the event did not take place in Scotland.  And it is the specific letter with the specific wording "Solicitors Reminder Letter - unpaid parking charge notice" on it that I am asking about.

KeithP

feelingsleepy123 said:

Le_Kirk said:

You should be looking for advice about what to do if you live in Scotland.

I did see the bit about if I'm in Scotland.  Issue is the event did not take place in Scotland.  And it is the specific letter with the specific wording "Solicitors Reminder Letter - unpaid parking charge notice" on it that I am asking about.

But the point is that the legislation available in Scotland does not currently allow any parking liability that the driver may have created to be passed to the keeper. It is the responsibility of the driver only.
So if the driver's identity isn't known to the parking company they have no-one to chase.

You have no need to respond to that letter at all.

UncleThomasCobley

Ignore the intellectually malnourished vermin. If you ever receive a claim from an English court (the CNBC), you need only quote "forum non conveniens" at them. It would be struck out.