parking invoice & now court summons
Discussion
wjwren said:
Indeed. Although it was very extenuating circumstances. But hey ho, the problem I had at home was far more important than a court date or any fine etc I will incur. Just annoying as I would of liked nothing more than to attend, but so is life.
I keep asking - what happened?
wjwren said:
Update: I had a letter saying I had lost etc. Then the next day another letter advising that the court had only read my evidence 4 days after the hearing so on that basis would re arrange it for the 17th December. A stroke of very good luck that the court hadnt read my evidence!
Of you've got any proof, evidence, paperwork that verifies the reason for non attendance, that could be very helpful for you 
Do you have a print out from county court explaining this?
If so send it to debt colllectors saying you are disputing the debt.
I would also advise checking your credit score using Clearscore or Experian to see if you have a CCJ against you (mistake or not)
Last thing you want is a 'collection officer' visiting you.
If so send it to debt colllectors saying you are disputing the debt.
I would also advise checking your credit score using Clearscore or Experian to see if you have a CCJ against you (mistake or not)
Last thing you want is a 'collection officer' visiting you.
Mobilecommute said:
Do you have a print out from county court explaining this?
If so send it to debt colllectors saying you are disputing the debt.
I would also advise checking your credit score using Clearscore or Experian to see if you have a CCJ against you (mistake or not)
Last thing you want is a 'collection officer' visiting you.
Yes, do this. If so send it to debt colllectors saying you are disputing the debt.
I would also advise checking your credit score using Clearscore or Experian to see if you have a CCJ against you (mistake or not)
Last thing you want is a 'collection officer' visiting you.
Also, ohotocopy any paperwork you have specific to this victory and send it to the debtors, to strengthen your case. I would also say any further correspondence you need to respond to will incur a £50 admin fee and suggest they stop contacting you :-)
In addition, call the court (if you haven't done so already) and ask for verification of this.
Wow
The new hearing was Dec 17th
Did OP attend? and then 7 months later gets a dig in the ribs from a debt collection agency who can only ask for gthe money andnothing else. Unlike Court baliffs who can enter you property and remove kit to the value
However a quick Google seems to tell me that if s CCJ has been awarded against you and you were not in attendance then you are advised by post,
So, did the OP get a letter advising the CCJ?
At his point in time, as my American Football referee used to say 'This is fishier than s
t'
OP please explain your time line with no fudging ..letters you received..your action following them, what happened at court, did you or did you not attend
I have seen the recent tactic of these leeches who are handing out to Gladstones ( a solicitors of high repute NOT) outstandinmg parking invoices just before the statutory 6 years limit. They are sending out letters to the LAST KNOWN address of the RK at the time in the hope that they have moved and re redirection of post has ceased,and the new occupants don't know where they live..CCJ issued to last known address by default. and bingo the first time they are aware of it is when they apply for a loan of any kind.
Hence the reason why pepipoo and MSE always tell people if they have a parking invoice that has gone fallow to send a note to the PPC advising them of their new address..if they move within 6 years of the alleged infringement
So OP did you get a letter advising of the CCJ if so what di you do..OR did you get any indication from the court that it found in your favour?
The new hearing was Dec 17th
Did OP attend? and then 7 months later gets a dig in the ribs from a debt collection agency who can only ask for gthe money andnothing else. Unlike Court baliffs who can enter you property and remove kit to the value
However a quick Google seems to tell me that if s CCJ has been awarded against you and you were not in attendance then you are advised by post,
So, did the OP get a letter advising the CCJ?
At his point in time, as my American Football referee used to say 'This is fishier than s
t' OP please explain your time line with no fudging ..letters you received..your action following them, what happened at court, did you or did you not attend
I have seen the recent tactic of these leeches who are handing out to Gladstones ( a solicitors of high repute NOT) outstandinmg parking invoices just before the statutory 6 years limit. They are sending out letters to the LAST KNOWN address of the RK at the time in the hope that they have moved and re redirection of post has ceased,and the new occupants don't know where they live..CCJ issued to last known address by default. and bingo the first time they are aware of it is when they apply for a loan of any kind.
Hence the reason why pepipoo and MSE always tell people if they have a parking invoice that has gone fallow to send a note to the PPC advising them of their new address..if they move within 6 years of the alleged infringement
So OP did you get a letter advising of the CCJ if so what di you do..OR did you get any indication from the court that it found in your favour?
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