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Request for help with defence - Parking Control Management Claim issue 8/10/24

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  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 26 October 2024 at 1:11PM
    Read a few other Moorside Legal threads.  

    That letter has been discussed already and we won't duplicate what's already here on the forum.  You will always learn more from other threads than from your own.
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  • KZIN81
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    Hey all, I've received this letter which seems to suggest I need to send the N180 Directions Questionanire to Edmonton County Court directly. Can anyone confirm this? And if I can send by email? Looking for an address now.
  • Fruitcake
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    I would assume the same, that "a copy of the defendant dq" means the directions questionnaire, but it isn't clear.
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  • Coupon-mad
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    KZIN81 said:
    Hey all, I've received this letter which seems to suggest I need to send the N180 Directions Questionanire to Edmonton County Court directly. Can anyone confirm this? And if I can send by email? Looking for an address now.
    Yes that's right. It's been lost so they need another copy emailed.

    Add on any new 2025 dates you can't attend even family birthdays or tentative holiday dates not yet booked.
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  • KZIN81
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    Hello all, I've received new correspondence from Moorside legal suggesting their client Parking Control Management (UK) Limited wants to settle and that I pay £200 before court. I'm obviously not going to do this. My question is actually should I request a SAR before we potentially go to court on this? Thanks for your help
  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 27 February at 1:08AM
    No SAR.

    You want the claim struck out as per Chan and Akande. Don't hand them the chance to effectively supply all the missing 'particulars'!
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  • KZIN81
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    Hi all, I've now received this, which I think is telling me to pay the trial fee of £27 (or apply for help with fees) or else it will be ruled against me and I'll be liable for the full claim. Is the correct interpretation? Many thanks in advance.
  • PDJAM
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    It is the Claimant (PCM) that has to pay the £27 trial fee.
  • Coupon-mad
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    KZIN81 said:


    Hi all, I've now received this, which I think is telling me to pay the trial fee of £27 (or apply for help with fees) or else it will be ruled against me and I'll be liable for the full claim. Is the correct interpretation? Many thanks in advance.
    Of course you won't be paying their hearing fee for their claim!
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  • KZIN81
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    This hearing is now next week, i'm looking through the forum but any particular advice on how to handle myself thorugh this is appreciated. I'm quite nervous!
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