Parking Control Management - Claim defence (Successful)

Gr1pr

2. The Defendant draws to the attention of the allocating Judge that there is now two persuasive Appeal judgments

Should be 

2. The Defendant draws to the attention of the allocating Judge that there is are now two persuasive Appeal judgments

massop

Bad grammar on my part, see below fixed

Preliminary matter: The claim should be struck out

 

2. The Defendant draws to the attention of the allocating Judge that there are now two persuasive Appeal judgments to support striking out the claim (in these exact circumstances of typically poorly pleaded private parking claims, and the extant PoC seen here are far worse than the one seen on Appeal).  The Defendant believes that dismissing this meritless claim is the correct course, with the Overriding Objective in mind.  Bulk litigators (legal firms) should know better than to make little or no attempt to comply with the Practice Direction.  By continuing to plead cases with generic auto-fill unspecific wording, private parking firms should not be surprised when courts strike out their claims based in the following persuasive authority.

Coupon-mad

Good stuff.  

massop

Excellent,

ill update my original post to help newcomers fight similar cases. ill get this sent off tomorrow probably. And of course ill update this thread on the progress of the case

Where can I find the images for the "Car Park Management Service Ltd v Akande (Ref. K0DP5J30)" case?

I have looked int he template & newbie threads but cant find it. 

Le_Kirk

massop said:

Excellent,

ill update my original post to help newcomers fight similar cases. ill get this sent off tomorrow probably. And of course ill update this thread on the progress of the case

Where can I find the images for the "Car Park Management Service Ltd v Akande (Ref. K0DP5J30)" case?

I have looked int he template & newbie threads but cant find it. 

Go to my profile @Le_Kirk and then look on my threads; it is called Judgments Link

massop

Perfect, this is really helpful.

For anyone else looking for that thread you can find it HERE

massop

Just got the N180 form for this, I have filled it out and will send to DQ.CNBC@justice.gov.uk shortly.

The form is very different from the answers to the guide HERE.

So I have attached my answers (and removed any personal information) to help anyone else wanting to fill in the updated sheet.

MY TEMPLATE N180 RESPONSE

Also I downloaded the pdf of the N180 form HERE

KeithP

massop said:

Just got the N180 form for this, I have filled it out and will send to CNBC@justice.gov.uk shortly.

Why not instead send it to the email address listed in that checklist you were following when you filed a Defence?

Remembering of course to send a copy to the Claimant.

massop

KeithP said:

massop said:

Just got the N180 form for this, I have filled it out and will send to CNBC@justice.gov.uk shortly.

Why not instead send it to the email address listed in that checklist you were following when you filed a Defence?

Remembering of course to send a copy to the Claimant.

Good catch, that was a typo on my part, I have modified my post to reflect the correct email so other users do not get confused.

Correct email is DQ.CNBC@justice.gov.uk

PCM are using Moorside Legal Services LTD for legal representation, so I will also CC them on the email using from their own website - help@moorsidelegal.co.uk

Coupon-mad

massop said:

Just got the N180 form for this, I have filled it out and will send to DQ.CNBC@justice.gov.uk shortly.

The form is very different from the answers to the guide HERE.

Yes, it would be different because as you can see, that link is old.

Which is why the NEWBIES thread (which provides that link because it still has some uses) catches it by covering the new questions too and begs people not to ask.