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snowman816
post Tue, 6 Apr 2021 - 16:07
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Hi All

I have today picked up some letters from previous address use to reside at where vehicle in question was registered to.

There are some final recovery letters for unpaid parking charges from November 2017, I was not the driver of the vehicle at that time although registered keeper. Furthermore I recall the vehicle was parked overnight outside a car garage whilst undergoing works where the ticket has been given.

Is it worth making contact with DCBL to provide them with these details or would it be worthless to do so now? The letters are dated January 2021
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nosferatu1001
post Tue, 8 Feb 2022 - 09:12
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That's the bloody order!
ShowUs
The
Order

Third time.
If I keep asking it's for a good reason.
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snowman816
post Thu, 10 Feb 2022 - 09:52
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https://ibb.co/Vgd0QrC

Is this what you are referring to
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nosferatu1001
post Thu, 10 Feb 2022 - 10:16
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General form of judgement OR ORDER
It's at the top of the bloody letter
Can you see why this is so frustrating?

Have you been paid yet? I can't recall

Ok, so so far there hasn't been a hearing datem but the claim IS LIVE meaning you proceed on that basis.

I would, for surety, produce:
- defence
- witness statement
- exhibits

As I've said multiple times, yiur witness statement is for the claim. It is nothing to do with the set aside, so don't just reuse it withiut thinking.

You could also suggest to the claimant , in a letter or email with the title WITHOUT PREJUDICE SAVE AS TO COSTS (and, I mean it. I don't say things for a giggle, that title is really important), that you suggest a "drop hands" situation. They discontinue the claim, yiu don't go after them for your costs to date. Everyone just walks away. You give them a deadline.

If you don't hear back from them within the deadline, and don't hear otherwise from the court, you ASK THE COURT FOR DIRECTIONS. Ie
Hearing date
Filing defence WS etc
You
Need
To
Know
This

I told you courts weren't too good at this step.
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snowman816
post Sat, 12 Feb 2022 - 14:16
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QUOTE (nosferatu1001 @ Thu, 10 Feb 2022 - 10:16) *
General form of judgement OR ORDER
It's at the top of the bloody letter
Can you see why this is so frustrating?

Have you been paid yet? I can't recall

Ok, so so far there hasn't been a hearing datem but the claim IS LIVE meaning you proceed on that basis.

I would, for surety, produce:
- defence
- witness statement
- exhibits

As I've said multiple times, yiur witness statement is for the claim. It is nothing to do with the set aside, so don't just reuse it withiut thinking.

You could also suggest to the claimant , in a letter or email with the title WITHOUT PREJUDICE SAVE AS TO COSTS (and, I mean it. I don't say things for a giggle, that title is really important), that you suggest a "drop hands" situation. They discontinue the claim, yiu don't go after them for your costs to date. Everyone just walks away. You give them a deadline.

If you don't hear back from them within the deadline, and don't hear otherwise from the court, you ASK THE COURT FOR DIRECTIONS. Ie
Hearing date
Filing defence WS etc
You
Need
To
Know
This

I told you courts weren't too good at this step.



Thank you for your reply. Yes I have been reimbursed the court cost of £275.

Should I as a next step email the claimant/claimant solicitors as directed above? What would you suggest as a suitable timeframe for their response? Would you also provide them at this stage a reason for the drop hands situation or leave that for the actual claim should they decide not to entertain the suggestion?
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nosferatu1001
post Sat, 12 Feb 2022 - 15:36
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Yes, email them with the offer. To whoever they are using - solicitors or direct.
7 days
That they are unlikely to prevail and this mitigates both your and their costs

You cannot refer to this offer until after the judgement has been given, that's what that title means.
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