Judgement for Claimant

Coupon-mad

You should ring and ask the date of issue because if all three of these are 20th May claims that's a possible issue not a coincidence...

IronWolf

I have received a reply to my complaint from HMCTS. They didn't say whether they confirmed the letters were sent or not, but have deemed it that I was served because no post was returned to them. They have refused to waive the fees for applying to have a stay of the judgment.

So they've washed their hands of it and said the court did nothing wrong. CCJ stands and they've cancelled the judgment because I paid it.

Castle

Send the CNBC a SAR.

Scubanutta

Castle said:

Send the CNBC a SAR.

Please advise what an SAR is. 

doubledotcom

Subject Access Request.

Here is a template you can use for it. You'll have to also include a copy of photo ID and a letter/statement with your name and address, dated within the last 3 months. Send it by email to data.access@justice.gov.uk and also CC yourself:

Dear Data Protection Officer,

I am submitting this request under the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018.

Full Name: 
Date of Birth: 
Current Address: 
Case Reference: 

Please provide all personal data you hold about me in connection with this case, including but not limited to:

• All correspondence sent to or from me

• The MCOL claim form (N1SDT) and any documents issued or purportedly served

• Any records of printing, postage or despatch of the N1SDT and response pack

• Internal notes, audit trails, and system logs showing the creation, handling or dispatch of documents

• Any correspondence or documentation relating to the default judgment (Form N30)

• Metadata or system data related to the printing of the documents I received (a claim pack cover letter and N30 printed on the same A4 sheet)

I also request an explanation of how my personal data was processed during this case, including decisions made about printing, bundling, and despatch.

I expect a full response within the statutory deadline of one month from receipt of this request.

Yours faithfully,

Gr1pr

Subject Access Request 

IronWolf

I'm not going to bother to be honest. It's seems very unlikely I'll get anywhere with it now

Umkomaas

IronWolf said:

I'm not going to bother to be honest. It's seems very unlikely I'll get anywhere with it now

One thing's for sure, you definitely won't get anywhere if you don't bother.  

Le_Kirk

If you submit a SAR, they cannot ignore it, they have to reply within one calendar month and if they don't you report them to the ICO.

IronWolf

Le_Kirk said:

If you submit a SAR, they cannot ignore it, they have to reply within one calendar month and if they don't you report them to the ICO.

Yeh, but even if they don't provide any proof of postage information, I can't do anything with it. It would need someone to look at it, find that it wasn't posted (don't even know if that's the case) then admit to me that it wasn't posted. I doubt someone doing a SAR would even bother looking into things. They'll just send anything they have related to me.