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Incidentally, does them sending a £20 "kind offer" effectively say that they rate their "loss" at £20 and thereby have an implication for what they might be able to claim in a subsequent court case?1
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Very good point- I will raise that if I get taken to court.prowla said:Incidentally, does them sending a £20 "kind offer" effectively say that they rate their "loss" at £20 and thereby have an implication for what they might be able to claim in a subsequent court case?
I’ll also be asking “as the owner of said space- does a % of the fine come to me?” 😂1 -
Whilst you have added an emoji, if the process is generating income for the development it should credited to your property service charge account to offest other costs.breakerjacuzzi said:
Very good point- I will raise that if I get taken to court.prowla said:Incidentally, does them sending a £20 "kind offer" effectively say that they rate their "loss" at £20 and thereby have an implication for what they might be able to claim in a subsequent court case?
I’ll also be asking “as the owner of said space- does a % of the fine come to me?” 😂2 -
Ahh wonderful.
Received my letter from HM courts & tribunals.
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Great. The end game!
DCB Legal for UKPC? This will end with a discontinuance in 2026 before the hearing.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Yep DCB Legal 😬Coupon-mad said:Great. The end game!
DCB Legal for UKPC? This will end with a discontinuance in 2026 before the hearing.0 -
My mum is having a meltdown saying she wishes I’d paid the offer of £20 but I’ve told her I’m quite looking forward to a day out in court in my wheelchair 🥲
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Aah you won't even get your day in court unless you have grounds to counterclaim and thus force it to a hearing. Not for the fainthearted. Most people just go for the discontinuance.breakerjacuzzi said:My mum is having a meltdown saying she wishes I’d paid the offer of £20 but I’ve told her I’m quite looking forward to a day out in court in my wheelchair 🥲
DCB Legal always discontinue. This is the only genuine dispute resolution stage and it is the end game. SCAM OVER. Bring it on!PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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"My mum is having a meltdown saying she wishes I’d paid the offer of £20 but I’ve told her I’m quite looking forward to a day out in court in my wheelchair 🥲"
When your Notice of Discontinuance (NoD) arrives no doubt you will show your mum your case has been added to the other winners on the "Disco" thread of shame.3 -
What is the date of issue of the N1SDT claim form and when do you plan to submit the AoS?1
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