Group Nexus DCB Legal court claim 2025

derobe

KeithP said:

At this stage, just keep following the steps in that checklist you were using when you filed a Defence.

So just wait to hear then? There is no questionnaire or witness statements yet?

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derobe said:

KeithP said:

At this stage, just keep following the steps in that checklist you were using when you filed a Defence.

So just wait to hear then? There is no questionnaire or witness statements yet?

But the first 12 steps tell you when that happens.

Please could you edit your thread title now to the stage you're at? It makes no sense staying as it is.

derobe

I received the following auto reply when I submitted 2 days ago - I assume I just wait for them now:

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.

 

Gr1pr

No need to assume anything,  just keep following the 12 steps, it's a process, you are only just starting the journey 

Please edit your thread title to something more suitable like 

Group Nexus DCB Legal court claim 2025

derobe

After a stressful house move I hadn't heard anything and thought they may have discontinued, got a call from previous letting agent to ask to collect some post form their office, sure enough there are several letters. Also several letters from the estate agent I used to live above who regularly got my letters due to the postman confusing my address with theres (Our addresses were the same, mine had "A" on the end). Never helped the situation with PPC's and often means I missed letters with deadlines.

1. From DCB Legal on behalf Group Nexus saying they intend to proceed with their claim and there will be a directions questionaire sent over shortly and if I want to settle. Dated 3rd April. 

2. I had a directions questionnaire posted on 10th April (awful scanned copy which is almost sideways on the paper).

Did not see either of them until this morning. I moved into this new place on 19th April, however both of those letters had gone to the estate agents beneath my previous address and during all the stress of moving I hadn't been there to check and they never bothered telling me I had anything.

What's my move now, I assume I need to check if there's a CCJ on my file and if so contact the court to get it set aside. Am I still able to defend my claim considering I did not get these letters?

I also have a 2nd Claim now from DCB legal for Euro Car Parks which is dated 14th May which I need to deal with of course I can prove I didn't get those letters due to not being there. I changed my address with DVLA on 4th May (have email proof).

On top of this I've been stopped by the Police twice because my car has been cloned (have to drive around with red reflective tape on my license plate now so Police know I'm the original driver!) so I may not have even been the driver with some of these PCN's I'm getting - any way I can use this with the courts, I have a crime reference number.

Gr1pr

The parking company are only allowed to access the dvla database once per incident,  so cannot check for up to date addresses on the dvla database for historical cases

Please start a new thread about the second separate court claim 

As for this one,  login to MCOL ASAP and copy and paste your claim history below 

Ideally download the N180 DQ document,  fill it in , save it and email it to the DQ email address ASAP,  see the 12 steps in the defence template sticky thread and the guidance in the second post in the newbies sticky thread in announcements 

Email the DPO at the parking company plus CC the lawyers plus the CNBC correct email address giving your correct address for the service of papers and to erase the old address ASAP, known as a Data Rectification Notice,  to get your old details removed and replaced by current contact details 

derobe

Gr1pr said:

The parking company are only allowed to access the dvla database once per incident,  so cannot check for up to date addresses on the dvla database for historical cases

Please start a new thread about the second separate court claim 

As for this one,  login to MCOL ASAP and copy and paste your claim history below 

Ideally download the N180 DQ document,  fill it in , save it and email it to the DQ email address ASAP,  see the 12 steps in the defence template sticky thread and the guidance in the second post in the newbies sticky thread in announcements 

Email the DPO at the parking company plus CC the lawyers plus the CNBC correct email address giving your correct address for the service of papers and to erase the old address ASAP, known as a Data Rectification Notice,  to get your old details removed and replaced by current contact details 

Hi I have just logged in and here is the claim histroy:

Recent Transactions for Defendant

Claim Status

A claim was issued against you on 14/02/2025

Your acknowledgment of service was submitted on 25/02/2025 at 12:32:31

Your acknowledgment of service was received on 25/02/2025 at 14:05:12

Your defence was received on 05/03/2025

Case Stay Lifted on 10/04/2025

DQ sent to you on 10/04/2025

DQ filed by claimant on 10/04/2025

General sanctions order was made on 14/05/2025

Your defence was rejected on 25/06/2025

Defence was struck out on 25/06/2025

derobe

What do I do now, any chance they will accept the N180 form if I send it now or is it too late am I expecting a CCJ?

Gr1pr

Only the CNBC would know 

Personally I would email it ASAP and then email the claims handling section stating the problems with your moving addresses etc, also letting the other parties know the new address via the Data Rectification Notices I mentioned earlier 

You may well be facing a ccj,  but it hasn't happened yet 

Its a shame that you didn't keep an eye on your claim history 

derobe

Gr1pr said:

Only the CNBC would know 

Personally I would email it ASAP and then email the claims handling section stating the problems with your moving addresses etc, also letting the other parties know the new address via the Data Rectification Notices I mentioned earlier 

You may well be facing a ccj,  but it hasn't happened yet 

Its a shame that you didn't keep an eye on your claim history 

Thanks all done. Fingers crossed but I've been stung before with these, they prey on busy people. Out of interest do you or any others on here do this professionally. I have so many of these PCN's racking up and if someone can take care of this and earn out of it I'd be more than happy to deal with them.