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I have a PCN for a private parking company (groupnexus)
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Coupon-mad said:Joe_641 said:Coupon-mad said:You'd win. Jopson v Homeguard applies. Search the forum or Google.
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Can you explain this in more detail, and maybe send me screenshots of parts that would confirm I'd win in court please?
Thanks
And Google Jopson v Homeguard.
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Paragraphs 20 and 21 of Jopson give you the necessary information that an appeal judge gave that is persuasive on the lower courts should this ever be pursued that far.
Unfortunately, we cannot do everything for you. We try to point you in the right direction so that you can find the information you require. There are hundreds of requests a day on here for assistance and advice. If you need more help in doing this, perhaps find someone that can assist you to do this.1 -
Joe_641 said:Coupon-mad said:Joe_641 said:Coupon-mad said:You'd win. Jopson v Homeguard applies. Search the forum or Google.
DO NOT PAY ANYTHING.
Can you explain this in more detail, and maybe send me screenshots of parts that would confirm I'd win in court please?
Thanks
And Google Jopson v Homeguard.
ThanksPRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
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LDast said:Paragraphs 20 and 21 of Jopson give you the necessary information that an appeal judge gave that is persuasive on the lower courts should this ever be pursued that far.
Unfortunately, we cannot do everything for you. We try to point you in the right direction so that you can find the information you require. There are hundreds of requests a day on here for assistance and advice. If you need more help in doing this, perhaps find someone that can assist you to do this.
The fine currently with groupnexus is £170. If this goes to court, and should I lose, how much would I end up paying altogether?0 -
Coupon-mad said:You'd win. Jopson v Homeguard applies. Search the forum or Google.
DO NOT PAY ANYTHING.
Should I lose, how much would i end up paying altogether with court costs and the increase PCN fine? I'm tempted to take it to court.0 -
Its typically around £220 , or somewhere between £185 and £250 , providing that the spurious charges are thrown out in court, which they usually are, if it got that far, but many are discontinued before reaching the civil court, court is not inevitable2
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Gr1pr said:Its typically around £220 , or somewhere between £185 and £250 , providing that the spurious charges are thrown out in court, which they usually are, if it got that far, but many are discontinued before reaching the civil court, court is not inevitable
So this includes everything? Where can i find more info about court costs for fines and PCN's increasing for losing to court etc?0 -
These are not fines, magistrates issue fines for various transgressions , PCNs dont increase, the charge is on the PCN and does not change, its fixed at the rate shown on the PCN
You can look on MCOL for various aspects, but the typical breakdown for one PCN is
The PCN charge itself, typically £100 but may be less, shown on the signs and the postal pcn
The filing fee, typically £35 unless its changed recently
£50 in legal fees, if incurred, typically by using a 3rd party lawyer firm
The court hearing fee, which I believe may be £25 unless it's changed recently
Or take our word for it, or look at any cases that lost within the last year
The average total cost if you lose was £212 , but its up to the judge on the day2 -
Joe_641 said:Gr1pr said:Its typically around £220 , or somewhere between £185 and £250 , providing that the spurious charges are thrown out in court, which they usually are, if it got that far, but many are discontinued before reaching the civil court, court is not inevitable
So this includes everything? Where can i find more info about court costs for fines and PCN's increasing for losing to court etc?
Email info@popla.co.uk and ask for all your data held under appeal ref xxxxxxxxxxx, including the appeal and attachments you sent to POPLA and the evidence pack from the parking firm.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD1 -
Coupon-mad said:Joe_641 said:Gr1pr said:Its typically around £220 , or somewhere between £185 and £250 , providing that the spurious charges are thrown out in court, which they usually are, if it got that far, but many are discontinued before reaching the civil court, court is not inevitable
So this includes everything? Where can i find more info about court costs for fines and PCN's increasing for losing to court etc?
Email info@popla.co.uk and ask for all your data held under appeal ref xxxxxxxxxxx, including the appeal and attachments you sent to POPLA and the evidence pack from the parking firm.0
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