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Euro Car Parks, DCB Legal LTD, Court CLaim 2025

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  • Rico30
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    so the standard time allowed is two hours , with the keying device in the gym you are allowed to stay for 3 hours and the driver was in the car park for about 3hrs and 30 minutes - so an overstay of about 30 minutes - is this a defence worth stating ?
  • Gr1pr
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    No need to be so specific at the moment,  more like what coupon mad said earlier 

    Don't do their job for them, authorised is authorised,  let them pick holes in it later 
  • Rico30
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    Gotcha, so something like this : 
    The location is a shared-use customer car park serving several retail and leisure premises, including a gym where extended visits are normal. The defendant was not merely a shopper but a legitimate customer entitled to park for longer, as permitted for gym users. The particulars of claim refer only to an alleged overstay; any overstay is denied. No breach of terms and conditions occurred.
  • Gr1pr
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    Yes, looks like a good paragraph 3 to me

    Add and driver to the end of paragraph 2 as well

    The point being that you are making the driver defendant front and centre as an entitled legitimate customer

    Any possible discrepancy could be poor and inadequate signage,  penalising genuine customers, which is clearly not a good business model
  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 23 July at 11:34PM
    I think that's fine but you'll have to remove the first sentence of para 4 which conflicts.
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  • Rico30
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    Thanks guys. 

    Just to be sure at the end of paragraph two , i am to state that the defendant is the driver?

     
  • Gr1pr
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    edited 24 July at 10:00PM
    Yes, so that paragraph 3 agrees with paragraph 2, and remove the first sentence in paragraph 4
  • Rico30
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    Hi guys, i had a couple questions followingn submitting my defence:
     
    How long does it take to recieve the questionaire from the CNBC? and will i recieve via email? 

    I have since recieved another court claim  also from euro car parks, shall i post it here or make another thread? 
  • Gr1pr
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    How long is a piece of string   ?  It could be a month or two,  keep checking your MCOL claim history 

    The N180 will arrive by snail mail,  not email,  the justice system relies on actual paperwork and letters

    Make a separate thread
  • Coupon-mad
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    Rico30 said:
    Hi guys, i had a couple questions following submitting my defence:
     
    How long does it take to recieve the questionaire from the CNBC? and will i recieve via email? 

    I have since received another court claim  also from euro car parks, shall i post it here or make another thread? 
    If it's a single PCN claim from DCB Legal you don't need a another thread, IMHO, because there's nothing different needing discussion!

    But we'll see you in a couple of weeks anyway, to do the Public Consultation (...please) while your cases are defended and quiet.

    You can find that thread without a link.  

    Please bookmark it (the one about the Consultation) & come back as we need another week or so to think about our 'recommended' responses to the Consultation a bit more.

    What we won't do is provide a template, for obvious reasons. Individual responses are required.

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