Letter from CNBC - G24 Limited.

buckycasuals

Good Afternoon 

I received a letter from CNBC regarding a parking offence which they claimed G24 has taken me to court. 

I have since read the forum provided by @Coupon-mad on how to respond to them.

I have since submitted AOS via Mcol website and also submitted my defence as well. 

Today, I have received an acknowledgement letter by post below. 

I'm confused on what happens next. I need your guidance. I'm torn between between paying through my a** for the charges or follow @Coupon-mad guidance. 

Please help!!!

Car1980

The Directions Questionnaire in the post is next.

DCB Legal usually send you a copy of theirs and state they have read your defence and intend to continue (lies).

Don't worry, you're all on track.

buckycasuals

Letter below

buckycasuals

Thanks for your clarification. I understand but I don't even want to see court room. Would the claim be dismissed before it ends up in court?

Gr1pr

buckycasuals said:

Thanks for your clarification. I understand but I don't even want to see court room. Would the claim be dismissed before it ends up in court?

The CNBC will copy your defence to the lawyers acting for G24,  so who are they  ?  You never said 

You will need to go through the motions with our help, but they may well discontinue sometime next year 

There was no fine, no offence either,  just an invoice for the alleged breach of the parking contract on that private property,  a civil matter 

N180 DQ document is next,  when the CNBC post it, then compulsory mediation after that

buckycasuals

The lawyers acting are DCB legal. I forgot to add that. My apologies. 

Gr1pr

Then your case will likely end up with an N279 discontinuation and end up in this tally thread of 696 at the moment 

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6377263/dcb-legal-record-of-private-parking-court-claim-discontinuations#latest

If you follow our advice 

Coupon-mad

buckycasuals said:

Thanks for your clarification. I understand but I don't even want to see court room. Would the claim be dismissed before it ends up in court?

Of course they'll discontinue! Always do.

Play the game; in 2026 it will happen. 

  

buckycasuals

Coupon-mad said:

buckycasuals said:

Thanks for your clarification. I understand but I don't even want to see court room. Would the claim be dismissed before it ends up in court?

Of course they'll discontinue! Always do.

Play the game; in 2026 it will happen. 

  

Thanks

I@ve just received a letter that they intend to proceed to court. They have attached N180 questionnaire form, i'm not sure what to do next. I would appreciate your guidance

Gr1pr

Study the 8 steps that nobody reads in the first post in the defence template thread in announcements,  it's all explained there, step by step 

buckycasuals

Gr1pr said:

Study the 8 steps that nobody reads in the first post in the defence template thread in announcements,  it's all explained there, step by step 

I've studied the 8 steps but got stuck on the mediation phone call when filling the questionnaire form. I'm willing to offer them a tenner as instructed by @Coupon-mad
I'm not sure if the mediation phone call is this:

        Expert evidence

F2   Are you asking for the court’s permission to use the written evidence of an expert?