**NEWBIE** CCJ Set Aside Application and breach of Data by CEL/DVLA

StealthLady

Coupon-mad - just looked at the nearest three and all have terrible reviews. Citing one judge in particular and stating they do not want to look at the evidence provided

Le_Kirk

AND UPON the Court taking notice that the Claimant has issued and an unjust, unenforceable and Illegal original Claim against the Defendant

Change as above.  Presumably, when you submit your Draft Order, you will put the date of the judgment?

StealthLady

Le_Kirk said:

AND UPON the Court taking notice that the Claimant has issued and an unjust, unenforceable and Illegal original Claim against the Defendant

Change as above.  Presumably, when you submit your Draft Order, you will put the date of the judgment?

Hello Le Kirk - thank you for that. I did not see my mistake. Yes, I have the date of the judgment on the Draft Order.

Coupon-mad

StealthLady said:

Coupon-mad - just looked at the nearest three and all have terrible reviews. Citing one judge in particular and stating they do not want to look at the evidence provided

Do not worry. You have no choice anyway because even if you'd applied to the CNBC it obviously ends up allocated to your local county court.  Same court!

Ring them now.

DO NOT MENTION EVEN KNOWING ABOUT A £303 FEE LET ALONE HAVING PAID IT.

ASK THEM IF THEY CAN SEE IF A HIGH COURT WRIT HAS BEEN ISSUED?

SAY YOU HAVE SEEN A POSSIBLE HCEO IN YOUR STREET THIS MORNING AND HAVE STAYED UP ALL NIGHT AND HAVE AN URGENT APPLICATION ALL SIGNED & READY WITH EVIDENCE.

DESCRIBE IT AS 'AN APPLICATION TO STAY THE WRIT IN CLAIM NUMBER xxxxxx'

ASK WHERE TO URGENTLY EMAIL IT OR DO THEY NEED A PRINTED APPLICATION IN PERSON AS YOU NEED TO GET THIS IN. 

Hopefully they will only ask for £15.

ONLY if they ask for £303 do you say that you've already paid that fee...etc.

StealthLady

Coupon-mad said:

Do not worry. You have no choice anyway because even if you'd applied to the CNBC it obviously ends up allocated to your local county court.  Same court!

Ring them now.

DO NOT MENTION EVEN KNOWING ABOUT A £303 FEE LET ALONE HAVING PAID IT.

ASK THEM IF THEY CAN SEE IF A HIGH COURT WRIT HAS BEEN ISSUED?

SAY YOU HAVE SEEN A POSSIBLE HCEO IN YOUR STREET THIS MORNING AND HAVE STAYED UP ALL NIGHT AND HAVE AN URGENT APPLICATION ALL SIGNED & READY WITH EVIDENCE.

DESCRIBE IT AS 'AN APPLICATION TO STAY THE WRIT IN CLAIM NUMBER xxxxxx'

ASK WHERE TO URGENTLY EMAIL IT OR DO THEY NEED A PRINTED APPLICATION IN PERSON AS YOU NEED TO GET THIS IN. 

Hopefully they will only ask for £15.

ONLY if they ask for £303 do you say that you've already paid that fee...etc.

Caller 102 in the queue for 1hr 14mins only to be told to hold the line and disconnected.
I think if I don't laugh I'll cry

Coupon-mad

If you couldn't get through then email it to the CNBC now and refer to the fee already paid.  Then call the CNBC first thing at 8.30am and check they have got it and that the application will be processed urgently.  At least then it is in the system and you can then email DCB Legal and DCB Ltd (both) to call their dogs off.

But putting a 'stay the writ' application in via your local court would have been twenty times cheaper and twenty times more immediate and prioritised, so I hope you did get through.

StealthLady

Coupon-mad said:

If you couldn't get through then email it to the CNBC now and refer to the fee already paid.  Then call the CNBC first thing at 8.30am and check they have got it and that the application will be processed urgently.  At least then it is in the system and you can then email DCB Legal and DCB Ltd (both) to call their dogs off.

But putting a 'stay the writ' application in via your local court would have been twenty times cheaper and twenty times more immediate and prioritised, so I hope you did get through.

I gave up after being 63 in the queue. I have officially been awake for 38hrs and I'm crashing. 
I have emailed the application off and cc'd DCBL. That way they know I have submitted it as URGENT and have stated re: the possible HCEO this morning. I'm going to work from home tomorrow so we will see if he turns up again.

DBL or whatever they want to call themselves, cannot plead ignorance to that application as the court will see they were emailed too.

Thank you for your help. I will update you when I get through to CNBC in the morning

Coupon-mad

Good. It is in. And DCB Group know.

Hope you can catch up your sleep over the weekend.  This is horrendous and it wasn't even your car.  I hope they get ordered in the end to pay all your costs.

StealthLady

Coupon-mad said:

Good. It is in. And DCB Group know.

Hope you can catch up your sleep over the weekend.  This is horrendous and it wasn't even your car.  I hope they get ordered in the end to pay all your costs.

I received this email just now:

"Good morning,

 

We write further to the below, and apologise for the delay.

 

Please note that we have received your application and shall review this seperately.

 

Once we have reviewed said application, we will contact you in due course.

 

Kind Regards,  

 

A*** K*****

DCB Legal Ltd" and they had attached the photos of both cars plus my paperwork. 

Am I correct in not responding to them at this stage? 

Coupon-mad

Yes.

Did you pay £15 at your local court to stay the writ, or £303 to the CNBC for a CCJ set aside?

Did you see the bailiff again?