Out of the Blue: CCJ Debt letter (for an alleged pcn) – dcbl (/UK Parking Control ltd)

Coupon-mad

Ah I remembered wrong then. My bad. As long as that is the final judgment transcript, not just the one that gave Philip Carr the right to appeal to the CoA.

Char_LoT3

I believe I am looking at the correct one

Document is titled ' In the Court of Appeal (Civil Division) on appeal from Manchester Civil Justice Centre  Her Honour Judge Evans F9QZ07M8 

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Link to document:
https://assets.caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/d-48211c17-0401-4ffd-a21b-5689fdc7ef4e/d-48211c17-0401-4ffd-a21b-5689fdc7ef4e.pdf

Assuming this is the right document, which date should I be using, the Hearing date or the Judgment date?

How am I doing with my Skeleton argument other than that?

Thanks!

Char_LoT3

Am I correct in thinking to procced I need to follow now is:

Email my skeleton argument to the local court (including the case number and all details) that the hearing is in, at least two? days before the hearing?

Email a copy over to the clamant / there solicitors ( DCB Legal I believe in this case ) ?  

Is there anything else I need to do after that?   

Should I up-date my draft Judgment at all (in respect of any new info from Carr vs vcs etc )?

Then appear in court with notes, half a clue what I'm arguing, copy's of my paperwork and crib sheet? And try and argue my case?


Also do I need to explicitly tell the court I need assistance from my partner in speaking for me in the court room (I believe I mentioned this on the set-aside form, going from memory).

Thanks!

Coupon-mad

Yes, you do all if the above but don't need to ask for advance permission to use a Lay Rep.

Just mention that you are attending with your Lay Representative on the day when you sign in with the Usher, and DO NOT agree if they say that your partner is "a McKenzie friend".

No. There is a difference. Lay reps can speak.