DCB Legal Court Date March Resident

Coupon-mad

If you remove this:

"together with witness evidence that prior permission to park had been given."

Colonizemars

Coupon-mad said:

If you remove this:

"together with witness evidence that prior permission to park had been given."

Thank you I really appreciate your help will remove this and submit the defence 

Colonizemars

Thanks all for your help 
defence submitted 
will let you know what happens next 

KeithP

I would reply to Holly suggesting that they, DCB Legal Ltd, ask their client - Secure-a-Space Ltd - for a copy of that document.

There is no way that a fine upstanding company who are members of the BPA's Approved Operator Scheme would have even dreamt of setting up a parking scheme without studying all the existing rules in place,

It's called 'due diligence' and all reputable companies carry it out.

Le_Kirk

You could reply and tell you didn't park the Land, you parked your car!  If it is true what you claimed in your defence and you have the agreement to hand, it might be a way of preventing you having to go to a hearing.  OR, you could, if you were feeling antagonistic, do what claimants often tell defendants, your agreement contains confidential information and it will be provided at the hearing in front of a judge.  Downside of that is that the judge might think it is unreasonable behaviour, despite the fact that they allow claimants to get away with that same strategy.

Colonizemars

I’m actually on vacation atm so can’t 

only page of my tenancy agreement from 2016-2022 I have as a picture on my phone is page 1 stating my name date tenancy started amount paid and address 

is this what they want? Or do they want the full agreement 

Fruitcake

You should tell DCBL that,

1, Their comment, "park the Land" makes no sense (unless that is what you actually put in your defence).

2, They should ask their client to provide them (DCBL) with a copy of the lease they must have obtained before commencing operations at the residential site.

You could provide a redacted copy of the relevant section regarding parking. The problem is if there is no mention, then you would need to provide a copy of the whole lease, which you might consider to be unreasonable. If that is the case, you could tell them precisely that, but you will include a copy in your WS at the appropriate time.

Colonizemars

I’ve just opened my email to this irritating email. Maybe she has something wrong with her eyes. I’m out of the country due to personal reasons on a one way ticket and I don’t know when I’m returning. (Obviously will return for court date) 

I responded as advised and wish I hadn’t. Any advice on whether or not to respond to this? And if so what to say?

Colonizemars

Just as a side note I need to check whether I still have a full copy of said tenancy agreement seeing as I moved out 2 years ago. If not will have to see if I can somehow obtain one which isn’t 100% guaranteed. So I don’t understand what she thinks id unreasonable behaviour it’s not like I still live there and I just have the tenancy agreement available to hand 

Colonizemars

Ok thank you will ignore