Parkingeye Claim, particulars of relevance?

GoLong86

Hi everyone, I received this today, it doesn’t look good, I wasn’t  the driver of the vehicle at the time of this incident so I don’t know the reasons as to why the driver couldn’t of paid to park here, do I have a leg to stand on regarding this matter?
Thank you all (Image removed by Forum Team)

Gr1pr

That unredacted picture needs removing,  so report it ASAP 

In house Parking Eye claim for a typical  £210  ( £125 is the alleged pcn plus a spurious charge added on   )

Issue date is 28th April 

GoLong86

Gr1pr said:

That unredacted picture needs removing,  so report it ASAP 

In house Parking Eye claim for a typical  £210

Issue date is 28th April 

I’ve called the court number and it’s a legitimate claim, I’ve also reported the image, please do the same?

GoLong86

Claim form

Coupon-mad

Yep we can all see it's a real claim form, same as pictured in every second thread.

Just read the SECOND post of the NEWBIES thread (we will not link it; see my signature for how to hop there in a nanosecond).

Read the SECOND POST OF IT ONLY.

Then do the AOS (explained there with a walkthrough pictorial guide) then use the Template Defence and draft your facts, which slot into paragraph 3.

What caused the PCN? The accusation is that you didn't pay (at all)? What happened?

GoLong86

Coupon-mad said:

Yep we can all see it's a real claim form, same as pictured in every second thread.

Just read the SECOND post of the NEWBIES thread (we will not link it; see my signature for how to hop there in a nanosecond).

Read the SECOND POST OF IT ONLY.

Then do the AOS (explained there with a walkthrough pictorial guide) then use the Template Defence and draft your facts, which slot into paragraph 3.

What caused the PCN? The accusation is that you didn't pay (at all)? What happened?

My partner was driving at the time and admits to not paying for a ticket, I’m going to pay it this time as it’s in my name, is there any way i can pay this and not pay the full amount?

Gr1pr

Contact the litigation department at Parking Eye and negotiate a settlement 

Or alternatively 

Defend the case,  then negotiate a settlement at the compulsory mediation stage in a few weeks time 

GoLong86

Gr1pr said:

Contact the litigation department at Parking Eye and negotiate a settlement 

Or alternatively 

Defend the case,  then negotiate a settlement at the compulsory mediation stage in a few weeks time 

Thank you, I’ve never experienced things like this before. What method is best and what wording should I use to them? Thank you again

Gr1pr

Me neither,  but I gave you 2 strategies in response to your query,  not from experience 

These days mediation is compulsory,  so that might be the better option,  nobody can tell you which is best, but one is voluntary,  the other is compulsory since last year 

This is an example of the latter

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81423924#Comment_81423924?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=mediation+call+£70

GoLong86

Gr1pr said:

Me neither,  but I gave you 2 strategies in response to your query,  not from experience 

These days mediation is compulsory,  so that might be the better option,  nobody can tell you which is best, but one is voluntary,  the other is compulsory since last year 

This is an example of the latter

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81423924#Comment_81423924?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=mediation+call+£70

Should I just write to them refusing to give the name of the driver and then ignore all communication? How likely is it that they will take this to court?

Coupon-mad

GoLong86 said:

Gr1pr said:

Me neither,  but I gave you 2 strategies in response to your query,  not from experience 

These days mediation is compulsory,  so that might be the better option,  nobody can tell you which is best, but one is voluntary,  the other is compulsory since last year 

This is an example of the latter

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81423924#Comment_81423924?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=mediation+call+£70

Should I just write to them refusing to give the name of the driver and then ignore all communication? How likely is it that they will take this to court?

Errr... they already have a court claim in!  Of course you can't resolve this by just "writing to them".

You'll get a CCJ if you ignore this and fail to defend the claim!

You have a claim form and obviously you defend it. Dead easy template stuff. I told you how. Do that. Defend IN FULL. Do it in time. It is very easy.

Then just make a couple of offers at Mediation phone call in the Summer. Simple.