Letter of Claim - Napier Parking Limited - BW Legal

Coupon-mad

None of the above changes anything.

The EA does not merely relate to people with blue badges.

Obviously to catch them out by transferring liability now, you must still state the postal address (even if it is the same) or say 'their address is the same as my address and you should send them a PCN' 

I doubt they will pursue the driver, I think they'll wrongly say that you are "too late to transfer liability" and then when they sue you, that gives you 100% defence.

If they did instead send a letter to the driver then the driver should receive a PCN and the right to appeal. 

Delamarmalade

Ok fantastic, thank you so much. Really appreciate your help.

Delamarmalade

Just wanted to check, do I provide the drivers address and not their name, or should I give both. 

Delamarmalade

Should I still include the PAP points and seeking independent debt advice or remove these? 

Le_Kirk

Delamarmalade said:

1) Just wanted to check, do I provide the drivers address and not their name, or should I give both. 

Delamarmalade said:

2) Should I still include the PAP points and seeking independent debt advice or remove these? 

1) If you want to transfer liability to a driver, you will have to tell them the driver's name and address.
2) If you want to delay the proceedings for any reason leave it in, else take it out.

Coupon-mad

I made it clear already: name and address (otherwise the whole tactic fails).

Delamarmalade

Hi Coupon-mad - you mentioned address so wanted to double check re the drivers name. Thanks for confirming. 

Thanks for that Le-Kirk. 

1505grandad

?  -  "Hi Coupon-mad - you mentioned address so wanted to double check re the drivers name."

Seems clear to me C-m posted:-

"I think your best bet is to give the name and address of the driver and if they still sue you (knowing you'd named the driver and their postal address) then you can't lose."

Delamarmalade

1505grandad said:

?  -  "Hi Coupon-mad - you mentioned address so wanted to double check re the drivers name."

Seems clear to me C-m posted:-

"I think your best bet is to give the name and address of the driver and if they still sue you (knowing you'd named the driver and their postal address) then you can't lose."

Thanks, yes Coupon-mad came back to me to confirm. I was just making sure I was doing the right thing as the letter wording mentioned address only.

Delamarmalade

Hi, I submitted the response as suggested, and have had a response from BW Legal, as attached. I’m not really sure what to do with the response as it provides no detail as to what additional information they are requesting. Not sure what my next course of action should be.