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Contest in court OR accept landlord's offer to pay PCN? (District Enforcement/Residential Parking)

PrezvanRat26 · 2024-04-17 11:00:50

Good morning! As the title suggests, I am just exploring whether my case is worth defending or whether it'd be easier to just accept my landlord's offer to pay the charge. Context: I am a tenant in a flat block with residential parking. The Management Company for the flat block brought in District Enforcement to deal with…

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25 September 2024 at 12:13AM edited 25 September 2024 at 12:13AM

Please don't miss out reporting them to HMRC. Hundreds of threads about how to report VAT concerns re a solicitor. Just copy and paste from what others did.

This is REALLY important and is the whole point of the template reply to LBC. Literally the whole point!

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