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**NEWBIE** CCJ Set Aside Application and breach of Data by CEL/DVLA
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You will seek up to £3k compensatory damages for all breaches of the above and no more .I would throw in breach of a CPR rule (I can’t remember off the top of my head) for failing to do a simple check that they have the correct and up to date address for the right person ( RK ). This is an abuse of process to knowingly (or ought to have known) issue claims against the wrong person.Also I would throw in Exemplary damages pursuant under CPR 16.4(1)(c) .@Coupon-mad - I will send you some documents that may be useful to your email address tonight when I get home .4
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Bazarius said:@Coupon-mad - I will send you some documents that may be useful to your email address tonight when I get homePRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad said:No don't reply to it.
BTW, £3k per PCN is far too high and not backed by case law. You'd be relying on cases such as:
Ferguson v British Gas (she got £2k plus costs)
Simon Clay v CE Ltd (a parking case: he got £200)
VCS v Ferguson (a VERY similar parking case to yours: he got £1500 I think but @Bazarius might recall it better and have the transcript to help you).
The laws you'd be relying on are IMHO:
- The DPA and UKGDPR 2018
- Misleading omissions. per the CPUTRS which was amended in 2014 to clarify that there is a consumer remedy for breach
- Protection from Harassment Act 1997
- Consumer Rights Act 2015
They have sent yet ANOTHER email telling me I haven't responded to their other one and attaching the first.
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Bazarius said:You will seek up to £3k compensatory damages for all breaches of the above and no more .I would throw in breach of a CPR rule (I can’t remember off the top of my head) for failing to do a simple check that they have the correct and up to date address for the right person ( RK ). This is an abuse of process to knowingly (or ought to have known) issue claims against the wrong person.Also I would throw in Exemplary damages pursuant under CPR 16.4(1)(c) .@Coupon-mad - I will send you some documents that may be useful to your email address tonight when I get home .1
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