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DCB Legal ParkingEye Court claim for two PCNs.

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  • Gr1pr
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    edited 14 January at 10:37AM
    The claim is the court claim 

    The 2 PCNs are INVOICES,  for the alleged breach of the parking contract 

    The claimant parking company has brought ONE consolidated court claim using MCOL for 2 pcn invoices of £100 per invoice, plus extra charges and fees totalling a claim for about £500, so vastly inflated

    Those are the basic current facts as we believe to be true  so far  !

    The 12 steps in the defence template thread,  first few posts outlines the process 

    You are about halfway through the process, as the latest letter or email shows 
  • JackCantPark
    JackCantPark Posts: 22 Forumite
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    Gr1pr said:
    The claim is the court claim 

    The 2 PCNs are INVOICES,  for the alleged breach of the parking contract 

    The claimant parking company has brought ONE consolidated court claim using MCOL for 2 pcn invoices of £100 per invoice, plus extra charges and fees totalling a claim for about £500, so vastly inflated

    Those are the basic current facts as we believe to be true  so far  !

    The 12 steps in the defence template thread,  first few posts outlines the process 

    You are about halfway through the process, as the latest letter or email shows 

    Okay thank you.

    So because I've already written the defence in response to the court claim, do you know what step I'm at on the defence template thread?

    Of course I didn't know this forum existed before I'd written my defence, is this going to have affected my case and ability to have this discontinued still?
  • JackCantPark
    JackCantPark Posts: 22 Forumite
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    Gr1pr said:
    The claim is the court claim 

    The 2 PCNs are INVOICES,  for the alleged breach of the parking contract 

    The claimant parking company has brought ONE consolidated court claim using MCOL for 2 pcn invoices of £100 per invoice, plus extra charges and fees totalling a claim for about £500, so vastly inflated

    Those are the basic current facts as we believe to be true  so far  !

    The 12 steps in the defence template thread,  first few posts outlines the process 

    You are about halfway through the process, as the latest letter or email shows 

    Okay thank you.

    So because I've already written the defence in response to the court claim, do you know what step I'm at on the defence template thread?

    Of course I didn't know this forum existed before I'd written my defence, is this going to have affected my case and ability to have this discontinued still?

    From reading the thread I believe it's steps 7 onwards ?
  • Gr1pr
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    That email was part of step 7

    You are now awaiting step 8, the defence that you submitted may affect your success,  or failure,  so your task now is to try to rescue your case with a good Witness Statement bundle and not to agree to settle unless the figure came right down,  ideally below say £120 for 2 pcns,  but you would start a lot lower,  say £60

    Or you continue the process,  no offers,  waiting for a discontinuation,  or letting the judge decide,  in court 

    I have already indicated that £500 is out of order,  so realistically a loss in court could be around £330 , the two pcns were £200 , so you do the maths, decide which path you are going down,  especially after you receive a court hearing date in the post

    Meanwhile study a dozen cases,  like we do, to get up to speed 


  • JackCantPark
    JackCantPark Posts: 22 Forumite
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    Gr1pr said:
    That email was part of step 7

    You are now awaiting step 8, the defence that you submitted may affect your success,  or failure,  so your task now is to try to rescue your case with a good Witness Statement bundle and not to agree to settle unless the figure came right down,  ideally below say £120 for 2 pcns,  but you would start a lot lower,  say £60

    Or you continue the process,  no offers,  waiting for a discontinuation,  or letting the judge decide,  in court 

    I have already indicated that £500 is out of order,  so realistically a loss in court could be around £330 , the two pcns were £200 , so you do the maths, decide which path you are going down,  especially after you receive a court hearing date in the post

    Meanwhile study a dozen cases,  like we do, to get up to speed 



    Thanks for the help, I will try to get up to date with a lot of the cases and see what's going on.
  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 15 January at 1:10AM
    Stay confident. Do not worry about NOT contacting DCB Legal and NOT even thinking about paying their daft 'settlement offer'. Ignore that. 

    It could well be discontinued before the hearing later this year.  Even if not, you may as well defend.

    If you book ANY new holidays after you send your Directions Questionnaire, email your local court to make sure they update your unavailable dates just in case a hearing date is set for a date you can't do.

    You have ONE CLAIM.

    Please update your thread title in your first post, to:

    DCB Legal ParkingEye Court claim for two PCNs.
    PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
    CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
    Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD
  • JackCantPark
    JackCantPark Posts: 22 Forumite
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    Update on this claim.

    Been sent a notice of proposed allocation to the small claims track. Enclosed with a questionnaire.


  • Gr1pr
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    edited 26 January at 10:35AM
    Mentioned in the 12 steps and in the defence template thread and in the newbies sticky thread in announcements 

    Download a blank N180, fill it in and email it to the DQ email address,  all by following the instructions in those 2 threads , same as the thread below 

    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6583153/moorside-legal-response-to-defence#latest
  • JackCantPark
    JackCantPark Posts: 22 Forumite
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    Gr1pr said:
    Mentioned in the 12 steps and in the defence template thread and in the newbies sticky thread in announcements 

    Download a blank N180, fill it in and email it to the DQ email address,  all by following the instructions in those 2 threads , same as the thread below 

    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6583153/moorside-legal-response-to-defence#latest

    Hey sorry, is there a specific guide that walks through answering the questionnaire in the newbies thread?
    I can't see it if there is. I understand I need to do a digital copy and email the questionnaire. Thanks.
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