Thanks for clarifying dx100 I may be being blind here, but I can't see anywhere on the pdf I just uploaded where I am being instructed to send my Defence WS to the fleecers? All I seem to see is that it instructs me that, "All documents and correspondences are to be sent electronically to xxxx County Court...." I'm sorry if I have missed something? Could you point me to where it is stated that I have to send my defence to them? I am getting somewhat overwhelmed here with paper. Also, I have told the fleecers I do not want to communicate by email, so should I post a printed version to them? Will thy have to have received this by 13th Sept? Or can I simply post it then and get a Post Office FPP?

Please see the Notice of Trial Date doc that I was sent by the County Court. Will I be notified of when the fleecers have submitted their WS? The MCOL website seems to have stop updating since they assigned the matter on to the County Court. If not, where do I find this. I obviously have all their cut & pasted letters outlining their case against me after my response to their LoC, but I don't think that constitutes their defence WS, does it? NoticeofTrialDate.pdf

LOh don’t worry you basically have seen it all already. I posted it up here a few weeks ago. I just want see how legally water tight my argument is under the scrutiny of a few professionals. And also, as one if my friends is also now moving into the judiciary side of things, to make sure presentation to the court is spot on and how a judge likes to see things. As dx100 says, I need to put the work in to get this over the line. Not just depend on CAGers to do it all for me.

The court papers that is. I have sent my WS to a solicitor friend, and 2 barrister friends to give it a final look over and polish before I format into a pdf with index & bookmarks etc.

According to the court document, the ebundle needs to be sent 7 days before the hearing. So the 13th Sept. I’ll redact and post it up first thing in the morning for you all to see.

Okay... FYI... We are definitely one for a remote court hearing on Wed 20th September. The fleecers paid up the court fee on 14th August. It took me nearly a week to get through to Court Services UK number! Having attempted many times but having to give up after 45mins on hold! I am working my way through the court requirements for the presentation of the bundle. I will get Adobe Pro for 7 day trial to put the final indexed & bookmarked document. I am naturally now nervous, but resolute. I will post a final redacted court bundle asap.

Thanks Dx100, but that does go without saying I will not be emailing the fleecers my defence! It's more the timing of when I send it to the email address supplied by the County Court. I don't want to submit it so close to the line that it's late.

Letter posted with free proof of delivery recorded. I guess the ball is firmly in their court now. The Notice of Trial Date letter states that my court bundle will need to received by them no later than 7 days before the court date. If the my court date is 20th September, should I have them emailed off by midnight on 12th September? Or anytime on the 13th? I have read on other threads on here that it's best to leave the filing of the court bundle until the very last minute. I just don't want to cock that up. It would not be a good start to things.

Ha! Fair enough. I just don't like copy & pasting peoples words, when I will have to stand by them should they be challenged in court. Thanks Dave, much appreciated on the feedback. I have edited the letter now as per your instruction. I am heading to the post office now to post it, as I have been working all morning. Had another bloody phone call from them today at 1.30pm. I'm just ignoring them. FYI in regards to basic rights of GDPR/Data Protection Under the Data Protection Act 2018, you have the right to find out what information the government and other organisations store about you. These include the right to: be informed about how your data is being used access personal data have incorrect data updated have data erased stop or restrict the processing of your data data portability (allowing you to get and reuse your data for different services) object to how your data is processed in certain circumstances You also have rights when an organisation is using your personal data for: automated decision-making processes (without human involvement) profiling, for example to predict your behaviour or interests I could request them to erase my email and phone number from their records? What do you think?

Loving the Rachael & Sean opener... I did my research on the firm a while back. Basically 2 solicitors (if they are even still registered, although I think they are) and a few 'para legals' (fancy PAs) sending out copy & paste nonsense. On the whole I have also read that they go quiet very soon... I am weirdly hoping they don't... I want my day in court.

Waoh. Looks like they are getting desperate. This has just arrived in my inbox.... From their auto mailing system. This will tell them that the email has been received and opened.... I will get the letter off asap telling the to cease any contact with me, other than Royal Mail. Is there anything in pursuing them as to how they got my contact details and phone number. Surely if NCP have shared this personal data without my permission they have breached GDPR rules? Do BW see my contact details that have been supplied to the court? Without Prejudice Save as to Costs Our Client: National Car Parks (EUK) Limited Our Reference: XXXXX Client Reference:XXXXXXX Balance Due: £250.74 Hearing Venue: XXXXX Hearing Date: 20/09/2023 We are writing to you because the court has listed our client's claim for a court hearing on 20/09/2023. Our client is keen to resolve matters amicably by offering you the opportunity to pay a discounted balance on the sums due. We wanted to let you know that we are available to assist you throughout this time via numerous methods, from our contact centre, webchat and our customer portal to avoid the need for a hearing. Great news - 25% discount offer Our client wants to help with any possible financial burden that you may have and we are able to now offer you a pre-approved discount. This can be paid in one lump sum, or you can pay this over a pre agreed instalment plan. This offer is open for acceptance until 21 August 2023. You do not need to call us to accept this offer if this is affordable to you. Just log in, or register to use our Customer Portal www.bwlegal.co.uk and select "Customer Login". The pre-approved settlement and plan is ready for you to accept. You need to quote our reference, along with your address details and a couple of other security questions in order to register. The discount available is 25%. If you do take advantage of the discount, the revised amount to pay will be £188.05 if paid by 21 August 2023. If you cannot afford to pay the discounted amount in full, do not worry. You can still take advantage of the offer by setting up a pre-approved monthly instalment plan in the sum of £25.00 per month. The plan has been recommended to take into account estimated disposable income. You will be able to choose the first payment date and payment method. Alternatively, please call us on 0113 323 1784 or speak to us via webchat so we can assist you in setting up the plan. Once the offer has been accepted, we will notify the court that the hearing listed on 20/09/2023 does not need to go ahead. If you have filed a counterclaim, you will need to ensure that you inform the court and ourselves, in writing, that you no longer wish to proceed with the counterclaim. Yours sincerely, BW Legal bw legal N.B. To opt out of email communication from BW Legal please reply to this email quoting reference "xxxxxxx"

Thanks NickyBoy. I will compose a letter and post it up here before sending.

I reckon that's not a bad idea. Could you comment on the phone/email matter on my other thread just to keep things tidy on here. Sorry, my fault for crossing the threads with my comment to FTMDave... I think there's an argument I need to instruct them to cease emailing/calling me and only deal with me by way of Royal Mail... But probably best if we continue this on the thread linked below. But thanks for you feedback!

So, should I respond to their email? I can compose a response later, as I have a 6yr old tugging at my leg to go to the park... I'll post it up before sending it.

Oh yes. I will be ignoring it, with pleasure. You might like to check the other thread I have... the 'legal' people have been very busy while I have been soaking up the Mediterranean sunshine. They have now taken to calling my mobile and emailing me.... 'to discuss matters'