Countrywide Parking Management - PCN issued while parked on my land

D_P_Dance

There was a similar  case a few years ago where Roger Davey, a barrister in Winchester, sued UKPC, (sorry cannot find a link ) and was awarded £150 and costs of  c@ £1250

Anto_28

D_P_Dance said:

There was a similar  case a few years ago where Roger Davey, a barrister in Winchester, sued UKPC, (sorry cannot find a link ) and was awarded £150 and costs of  c@ £1250

https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/topic/324523-ukpc-issuing-pcns-on-our-private-business-land-without-a-contract-off-to-court-ukpc-liable-for-trespass-success/

[Deleted User]

They already got the keeper data without any good reason, and typically if it goes to court that would be £750 compensation.

Half_way

baart77 said:

There was a vote AFAIK, but that precedes my time there. So far there has been no problems with them. Most probably it is just a new warden who was too eager to do the job. I don't think there will be any problem getting it canceled.

I am just trying to work out how to hurt the parking company more when they have given me the opportunity on a plate. Got them once in court might try again with the data breach. So if you can point me in the direction of some templates or similar cases I will do the rest

Have you asked to see the results of the ballot , and to see if the minimum requirements/participation levels were met?

baart77

[Deleted User] said:

They already got the keeper data without any good reason, and typically if it goes to court that would be £750 compensation.

So how do I determine what to ask for ? If I say £250 the court will not offer more I guess, but don't want to go too high as that could look ridiculous

baart77

Half_way said:

Have you asked to see the results of the ballot , and to see if the minimum requirements/participation levels were met?

Only got the letter yesterday, will have to check with the management company tomorrow if they have minutes of the previous meeting available.

Coupon-mad

baart77 said:

[Deleted User] said:

They already got the keeper data without any good reason, and typically if it goes to court that would be £750 compensation.

So how do I determine what to ask for ? If I say £250 the court will not offer more I guess, but don't want to go too high as that could look ridiculous

£300 because that's the highest you can ask for with a £35 fee.  Pointless cutting it to less.

Fruitcake

You should read Section 37 of Part IV of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987, then ask the MA when an application to vary leases was carried out in accordance with the Act, and what was the result. You should also ask the MA to confirm that all Landlords and Tenants were consulted in accordance with the Act.

Anto_28

Coupon-mad said:

baart77 said:

[Deleted User] said:

They already got the keeper data without any good reason, and typically if it goes to court that would be £750 compensation.

So how do I determine what to ask for ? If I say £250 the court will not offer more I guess, but don't want to go too high as that could look ridiculous

£300 because that's the highest you can ask for with a £35 fee.  Pointless cutting it to less.

I hit VCS for £1,000 with a £70 court fee. If judge finds in my favor and awards less say £250, I’d still get my £70 back

PDJAM

Anto_28 said:

I hit VCS for £1,000 with a £70 court fee. If judge finds in my favor and awards less say £250, I’d still get my £70 back

My claim is also for £1000 against a PPC for disseminating my personal data.