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LBC Gladstones Northern Ireland
Annabelly78
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Hi I’ve received a Letter before Claim from Gladstones relating to an overstay at Tescos 1 yr ago for 20mins. Horizon have been sending letters every couple of months to my daughter since then which I’ve told her to ignore. It then went to Debt recovery plus. My daughter is the registered keeper of the car and don’t want to risk a CCJ in her name, but not sure how to respond to this. I understand NI is different in that they need to prove the registered keeper is the driver which they can’t do. I did get some legal advice via a charity which told me they can and do go to court in NI with these cases, so we’re not exempt. Any template response I could use? And should I reply to Gladstones via their online PAP form? TIA
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