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Claim Form Recieved following failed appeals (wrong date also)
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1. The Claimant’s sparse case lacks specificity and does notcomply with CPR 16.4, 16PD3 or 16PD7, failing to 'state all factsnecessary for the purpose of formulating a complete cause ofaction'. The added costs/damages are an attempt at double recoveryof capped legal fees (already listed in the claim) and are notmonies genuinely owed to, or incurred by, this Claimant. The claimalso exceeds the Code of Practice (CoP) £100 parking charge ('PC')maximum. Exaggerated claims for impermissible sums are good reasonfor the court to intervene. Whilst the Defendant reserves theright to amend the defence if details of the contract areprovided, the court is invited to strike out the claim using itspowers under CPR 3.4.2. The allegation(s) and heads of cost are vague and liability isdenied for the sum claimed, or at all. At the very least, interestshould be disallowed; the delay in bringing proceedings lies withthe Claimant. This also makes retrieving materialdocuments/evidence difficult, which is highly prejudicial. TheDefendant seeks fixed costs (CPR 27.14) and a finding ofunreasonable conduct and further costs (CPR 46.5). The Defendanthas little recollection of events, save as set out below and toadmit that they were the registered keeper.3. The Claimant alleges a parking charge from 11/05/2022 but didnot issue a Notice to Driver. Under POFA 2012, a Notice to Keeper(NTK) must be delivered within 14 days (by 25/05/2022) to transferliability to the registered keeper. No NTK was issued within thistime frame and therefore not compliant with POFA. Furthermore,Smart Parking have only recently began using POFA-compliantParking Charge Notices so they cannot rely on POFA to pursuekeeper liability for an incident in 2022. The Claimant is put tostrict proof of compliance with all POFA requirements. Asliability cannot transfer to the keeper and no evidence has beenprovided as to the driver, the Claimant has no cause of actionagainst the Defendant. The claim must be dismissed.4. Further, regarding the Particulars of Claim paragraph 4,research has proved that this Claimant has never used the POFA2012 and has never been able to hold registered keepers liable.This is important because the solicitor signatory of the statementof truth on this claim is knowingly or negligently misleading thecourt by citing that law. Despite tens of thousands of boilerplateclaims from DCB Legal causing inflated default CCJs this year - asthey have reportedly filed a 'job lot' of template bulk claims forthis Claimant, all repeating the untruth about the POFA 2012 -Smart Parking has no cause of action against any registeredkeeper.0
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Yes that'll do.
Gentle nudge to then do this survey within the few days left. It's really important!FIGHTBACK ALERT:
Please do the government's Public Consultation. We need every poster to complete this vital survey before the deadline next week.
See this thread:
We understand that you may need some pointers. It looks laborious, we get that. It doesn't matter; no knowledge is needed except re your own experiences so you can call out a scam industry and you'll protect millions of motorists and help change the law.
I've written some guidance to help focus new posters on the issues. I've covered almost every question, providing ideas if you agree with our stance on things like DRFs, which we say must be banned.
Ordinary people like you are falling victim to this scam 15 million times per annum. Motorists need your voice added please.
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