CPM ANPR PCN - Leaseholder with exclusive use of space

Coupon-mad

ChirpyChicken said:

Just don't mention the football to this Brighton lady..... @Coupon-mad

Shhhh... didn't happen! 

knightstyle

ChirpyChicken said:

Just don't mention the football to this Brighton lady..... @Coupon-mad

Ok I won't mention the numbers 7 and 0

Coupon-mad

Thankyou for not mentioning it.

I am embarrassed!

h2g2

Is there any guidance on how to do an injunction in cases like this? I actually struggled to find a solicitor willing to take the case on. I feel it should be reasonably manageable but there's no guidance out there at all.

Coupon-mad

h2g2 said:

Is there any guidance on how to do an injunction in cases like this? I actually struggled to find a solicitor willing to take the case on. I feel it should be reasonably manageable but there's no guidance out there at all.

Ask one of the free housing advice clinics. Almost everywhere has a University with a law faculty and most do this, if you aren't in a Lawstop or similar pro bono law advice area

kryten3000

I'd prefer putting a plastic bag or something like that over the camera as there can be no damage to the equipment.
The perpetrator should be extra careful not to be identified as blocking their view is likely to be considered some sort of tortious interference with their money making scheme  contractual agreement with the landowner.

There was a case last year with a landowner on the Isle of Wight who disconnected the cameras from power/network because the PPC kept issuing charges to staff and genuine customers.  IIRC the operator tried going after them for breach of contract.  Not sure what happened with that one.

ChirpyChicken

It's really very simple
You make your application using the relevant form and what kind of injunction your after . Ie what you to want to stop on this occasion.
You include your evidence/witness statement.
You log it with your local court and pay the fee
Given the type it isn't ex parte 
Then the court arranges a hearing date
If you go ahead with this feel free to send me a private message and I can guide you through the process
It's actually very simple and the only fee is the application fee!
These also tend to be quite short hearings and are non tracked

Coupon-mad

ChirpyChicken said:

It's really very simple
You make your application using the relevant form and what kind of injunction your after . Ie what you to want to stop on this occasion.
You include your evidence/witness statement.
You log it with your local court and pay the fee
Given the type it isn't ex parte 
Then the court arranges a hearing date
If you go ahead with this feel free to send me a private message and I can guide you through the process
It's actually very simple and the only fee is the application fee!
These also tend to be quite short hearings and are non tracked

I know the above poster personally and I'm sure he can help you with this.