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DCB LEGAL, ECP court claim
Hi all
I have read the newbie thread but I just wanted to clarify some things.
I received a fine for parking in a Euro car park without displaying a valid pay and display ticket. Well actually I had got a pay and display ticket but the machine didn't register half of my license plate for some reason.
So I appealed to Euro CarParka, of course they overturned it like I knew they would. I did the Popla appeal, they also denied my appeal. So I got a couple of letters from DCB Legal demanding I paid my debt, I ignored them as I have done in the past. Only now I have a letter of claim 😳
I understand I need to email their solicitor with the template on the newbie thread but I can't find their email address?
Also I believe I should be complaining to the car park owner but I have no idea who that is as there's several different shops/restaurants and a cinema that all use the same car park.
Any advice please?
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Definitely Not a fine, just an invoice, nobody was fined
ECP machines are notorious for being faulty
Use their widely publicised info@ email address
Read the following thread about finding landowners details
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6652252/parking-charge-help/p2
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Euro Car Parks are notorious for this:
PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD1 -
Thankyou and can I just double check this is the template I should be sending?
Dear Sirs,
Your ref: [insert reference number]
Proposed legal proceedings
Claimant: [insert name of parking company]
I refer to your letter of claim.
I confirm that my address for service for the time being is as follows, and any older address must be erased from your records:
[Insert correct address here]
You should revert to your client because the 'propensity to pay' score in my case is zero, so any claim is hopeless and a waste of the court fee (whether 'fronted' by your firm or not). Move on to weaker victims.
The alleged 'debt' is disputed and any court proceedings will be vigorously defended.
Yours faithfully,
DF by Xmas 2013 #135: £833/£1195 (69.7%)0 -
If that is the one from the NEWBIE sticky, then yes, it is correct.
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Okay thankyou, email sent!
DF by Xmas 2013 #135: £833/£1195 (69.7%)1 -
Okay so this is the reply to my email, do I respond or wait for court?
We write to acknowledge safe receipt of your formal response to our Letter of Claim sent to you in respect of this matter.
Having considered your response, our position in respect of this matter remains as per our Letter of Claim. We note that despite your points of dispute, there is an absence of any evidence in support of the same so that we may consider this with our Client. If you do have evidence which you believe supports your dispute, please furnish us with the same within the 30 days afforded to you.
As it stands, the initial 30 day timeframe under the Pre-Action Protocol remains, and County Court proceedings will be issued following expiry of this 30 day period, without any further reference to you.
We strongly recommend that you contact a member of our dispute resolution team on 0203 838 7038, as a matter of urgency so we may discuss this matter with you and avoid a Claim being issued against you.
DF by Xmas 2013 #135: £833/£1195 (69.7%)0 -
Wait for the inevitable N1SDT court claim pack from the CNBC in Northampton using MCOL
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Okay thankyou!
DF by Xmas 2013 #135: £833/£1195 (69.7%)0 -
Okay so I've got the court claim letter, now what do I say back? 😂
DF by Xmas 2013 #135: £833/£1195 (69.7%)0 -
Unknown as yet ( ECP, DCB LEGAL claim form. )
Post the Issue date from the top right of the claim form below
Also post a redacted picture of the POC from the lower left of the claim form below after hiding the VRM details first
Please edit your thread title to something more suitable like
DCB LEGAL, ECP court claim
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