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greentree75
post Mon, 20 Nov 2017 - 14:34
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So, was at court this morning with SIP and the judge struck the claim out

Will post full report later, but could not have done it without the help of this forum, the people behind BMPA and Parking Pranksters website
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greentree75
post Mon, 20 Nov 2017 - 18:31
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We won!!!

Basically, the rep from SIP didn't turn up until 10.30. There was nobody from Gladstones.

He apologised when walked into the room, but don't think went down well with the judge.

The judge talked us through the process then said "Before we start with the nitty gritty, I have an issue I would like to bring up with the Claimant"

She talked through the Claimant's WS, and then came out with "Where is the evidence to prove that this is the sign in the car park?"

The rep replied "On the map of the car park in the WS"

The judge then said, "That doesn't prove that that is the sign, and where it is"

A bit of toing and froing, they both repeated the same thing several times, with the rep doing a lot of paper shuffling.

It looked like the judge was going to move on, but then made the point again, that she wanted proof that that was the sign, and then moved on that she wanted proof that there was a sign showing the higher tariff for vans at the entrance suitable for high vehicles.

More paper shuffling by the rep, then he said "I concede that I do not have the proof"

I held my breath, then the judge said, "I strike this claim out due to lack of proof"

I didn't even need to bring up costs, the judge asked if I had loss of earnings, I said yes, we discussed the £95, she asked the rep if he agreed, he just mumbled yes, looking sick as a parrot. He'd driven from Manchester and got stuck in traffic on the M62, felt a bit sorry for him.

Judge asked if there were any more costs, I pushed for unreasonable behaviour costs, judge said she didn't think their behaviour was unreasonable. Fair enough, no harm in trying.

It was an experience, and actually wished I'd been able to put all the research to use. But as I had questioned the certainty of the sign in the SA I suppose that may have helped.

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nosferatu1001
post Tue, 21 Nov 2017 - 09:26
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Nicely done!

For unresaonale you need to look at Denton - that lays the tests out to pass unreaosnable, Always good to compare to case law, means the DJ has something to compare to. But no harm!

Can you please add a link to your original thread, if you have one? I cant recall if you do smile.gif
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