Parking Fine Claims Form

FrisbeeGuy7

I have edited the 3rd paragraph and only posted that bit as requested and it is below.

3. The defendant parked in the car park and purchased a ticket. Before the time was up the defendant came back to the car and moved out of the parking bay and waited safely at the exit of the car park to leave. A shop was preparing an item which the defendant needed to collect and he was nervous of pulling up on a narrow street and blocking the road. At this point the defendant is not in a parking bay or taking up any chargeable space in the car park but just waiting to leave the car park. The defendant then received a PCN based on ANPR entry and exit but which failed to take into account these sets of events in between entering and leaving. If the video evidence is provided it will show these events as true

 In terms of the sticky thread the email address picture was later said to have been changed I thought, which is why I asked for clarification. I have tried to read everything linked. Don't think I am rushing. Just quite a lot of information to take in and process hence I am asking for advice which i thought was the right thing to do. Again in terms of "rushing", just thought I would try and get it done to not miss my deadline as suggested by a few people. respectfully I think you're implying that I am just all over the shop when I am really trying to do my best to appear the opposite!

Gr1pr

You have 3 weeks before the deadline for the defence submission, so you should wait until the middle of December at the earliest, then you have time to study the advice here properly, those email addresses changed after the 28th of February and have been valid since then, definitely not new or recent 

The 12 steps answer the questions you asked, the first 4 or 5 deal with the current stage of your case 

So for now you are on draft 2 but you could be on draft 12 before the middle of the month, depending on the feedback. Being all over the shop is par for the course for newbies, nobody here cares as long as you take your time and get it right before your deadline 

PS , I mentioned that you post ALL of the paragraphs that you have changed 

You also changed paragraph 2 of the template, so that is a bare minimum of 2 paragraphs to post in this thread going forward 

Coupon-mad

Please delete the post with the full template as it has thrown your thread to two pages. Makes quick reading harder, and no context!

FrisbeeGuy7

Hello. Apologies for delayed response. Got hit with the flu. 

I have prepared my defence letter as per the above advice, the newbies thread and the tremplate defence thread. Thanks everyone. I have submitted my defence to the email ClaimResponses.CNBC@justice.gov.uk and have had a response to say it is submitted. 

"Thank you for emailing the Claim Responses Team in the Civil National Business Centre. Please expect a response to your enquiry in 10 days 

When sending us documents please ensure you comply with the Practice Direction 5B 

https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/rules/part05/pd_part05b

Documents not complying will not be accepted, in particular if it is over 10MB or 25 printed pages in size."

File is 55kb and 5 pages long.

I think that covers the first 6 actions of the 12 point first steps and I now wait for the responses in points 7 and 8. Is that correct? Thanks again for all your help. 

Coupon-mad

Yep.       

FrisbeeGuy7

So I am not sure what has happened here but I got this response. I thought I had done everything in the right time. Am I misreading this or have I messed up? Do I need to pay £303 to contest this? Thanks for all your help. Again. 

Good afternoon, 

Thank you for your claim response. 

I’m returning it as a Judgment (CCJ) has already been entered against you as the defendant failed to submit a response to claim in time. 

What to do now

If you dispute the debt and want to remove the CCJ from your credit record, please fill in an N244 Court Application Form completing sections 1,2,3,10 and 11: In Section 3 you should ask for ‘Judgment to be Set Aside’ and give reasons why you don’t agree with it. Please note, an application to set the Judgment aside is not automatically granted and the outcome of it is at the discretion of a Deputy District Judge. 

Where to find application

You can download the N244 from www.gov.uk Post three copies or email it to Applications.CNBC@justice.gov.uk

 Fees

There is a £303.00 court fee to process the application. You should send your cheque or postal order (made payable to HMCTS) together with your N244 to St Katharine’s House 21 – 27 St Katharine’s Street Northampton NN1 2LH. Credit/debit card payment can be made by calling our Helpdesk number Mon - Fri between 9am and 3:15pm.

Help with Fees

Log into www.gov.uk/get-help-with-court-fees

You will be given a Help with Fees, ‘HwF’ reference number which you need to clearly note on your application form.

 If you need more information

Always have your case number with you when contacting us.

You can call Helpdesk on 0300 123 1056 or email  Judgments.CNBC@justice.gov.uk You may also visit the frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) at  www.justice.gov.uk

 

 

 

 

Kind Regards

KeithP

Some dates would be good.
When did you file your Defence?
What is the date of your most recent response from the CNBC?

Can you please show us your MCOL Claim History.

FrisbeeGuy7

I emailed in my defence on Fri 20/12/2024 and they confirmed receipt with: 

"Thank you for emailing the Claim Responses Team in the Civil National Business Centre. Please expect a response to your enquiry in 10 days" 

MCOL Claim History. 

Claim Status

A claim was issued against you on 20/11/2024

Your acknowledgment of service was submitted on 03/12/2024 at 12:05:00

Your acknowledgment of service was received on 03/12/2024 at 14:05:12

A judgment was issued against you on 30/12/2024 at 19:08:07

Their response posted above came in 02/01 but I only just found it in my junk folder annoyingly. 

Need anything else? 

Gr1pr

Read this recent one 

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6575073/ukpc-dcbl-court-defence-advice/p1

They close for holidays but then don't process the submissions,  you are not alone,  there is no valid excuse

FrisbeeGuy7

OK. Well that's good news I think. I will email them back point out the error and see what comes back. Thanks very much.