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Link Parking PCN and BW Legal Letter of Claim Help please.
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Why not ask your employer who "the workplace pay for those spaces"?biglintel said:
Thanks. Any top tips on tracking down the land owner? Would Link cough up this information? It's a private car park in Bridgend. There doesn't seem to be anything online about it.Coupon-mad said:Whoever the workplace pay for those spaces is who to politely ask to cancel the PCN. Needs a bit of digging but it is the best way to kill it.1 -
I managed to get hold of the landowners address and will post a letter today. There was no email address annoyingly.
Hopefully the landowner is receptive!
Thanks for the advice.1 -
Hi all.
The landowner declined to help me but I managed to get a 30 day extension using the letter template on this site. I'm presuming I just need to wait for the court claim letter now and then draft up a witness statement and defense statement?
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All as detailed in NEWBIE sticky. Claim form N1SDT, AoS, then defence, then wait, then N180, then wait, then witness statement.1
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