judgement issued-£1k+ -Unaware

mrcarman

Hello everyone

I received a claim form for £1100 for 5 PCN’s On the 19th of March. A judgement was issued on the 8th of April  
I was not aware of this claim or judgement till last week as I moved addresses. 

I have not filed a confirmation on the money claim website as it was too late that I was aware of the letter  

further details Are on my other forum linked below as a member told me to start a new forum. 

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81423786#Comment_81423786

What should I do? And how should I do it? I don’t really know what to do for this claim of £1100 of a judgement already issued. I don’t want to pay and I want to contest/complain and I really do not need a CCJ either. It is for multiple parking tickets in a car park. 

Gr1pr

You have to apply for a set aside due to incorrect service of papers   ( wrong address used  ), same as all the others on here 

Half_way

Gr1pr said:

You have to apply for a set aside due to incorrect service of papers   ( wrong address used  ), same as all the others on here 

As above.

 A few questions, you have left part of the location visible, it says "one housing car park London"  The location is useful as it points towards this being a residential case.

Yes/No:

  A: Was the vehicle parked in that location as an occupant was a resident at that location?

If Yes, then (B) Does the occupant have the tenancy agreement for the flat/house at that location

(C) Does / did the occupant of the vehicle have a right to park in that location as per the tenancy agreement/freehold etc?

elsien

Had  you updated your address details with DVLA? 

Baldytyke88

There is an email address here.

https://www.find-court-tribunal.service.gov.uk/courts/civil-national-business-centre-cnbc

Coupon-mad

Yes but the OP should be applying to STAY THE WRIT (at their local court - NOT AT THE CNBC - this costs £14 or £15 for that application).

As already advised here:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81423786/#Comment_81423786

ChirpyChicken

Coupon-mad said:

Yes but the OP should be applying to STAY THE WRIT (at their local court - NOT AT THE CNBC - this costs £14 or £15 for that application).

As already advised here:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81423786/#Comment_81423786

I am not sure they can actually do that until they know a writ has been issued.
Whilst we know it will i wonder if they should wait

Op are you getting mail forwarded from your old address?

Car1980

FYI Park Maven's "no valid parking session" is a lazy catch-all for non-payment / overstay etc.

I would be interested to hear if they're using this one-liner for "unauthorised / no-permit" parking.

mrcarman

Can anyone dumb down how to make a defence. I have read the newbies and all the links and other forums and i am still getting confused. Its to much for me to understand. 

Do i copy paste the defence to the email or is there a form that i paste it into to. 

Do i just cooypaste and just change my name and VRM pcn


thanks 

Gr1pr

The normal procedure is to copy and paste the defence template into word

Then adapt paragraphs 2 & 3 to suit your own case,  because each one may be slightly different 

Add a concise paragraph 3.1 if there is extra detail that needs to be in it 

Your name and address,  vrm details and claim reference number would be added to the document 

Once complete,  the word document is saved as a final pdf document 

The defence pdf would be attached to the email and the claim reference etc added to the email 

The email is then sent to the location dealing with the case at that point in time 

mrcarman

Gr1pr said:

The normal procedure is to copy and paste the defence template into word

Then adapt paragraphs 2 & 3 to suit your own case,  because each one may be slightly different 

Add a concise paragraph 3.1 if there is extra detail that needs to be in it 

Your name and address,  vrm details and claim reference number would be added to the document 

Once complete,  the word document is saved as a final pdf document 

The defence pdf would be attached to the email and the claim reference etc added to the email 

The email is then sent to the location dealing with the case at that point in time 

Thank you very much for some reason that helps a lot!