NCP/BW PCN PAPLOC now claimform - New Gatwick Drop Off Zone - I thought I had paid for both visits?

[FTMDave]

OK, but we need to see the WS too.

Barristers will have a much better overall knowledge of law than CAG - but not necessarily of the tactics of outwitting private parking companies in court.

[MoaningCrusader]

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.

[FTMDave]

Understood.  Excellent work.

You'll probably need to do a tiny bit of last-minute tweaking depending on what the fleecers write in their WS.

[Nicky Boy]

And, if these expert friends ever have a bit of spare time on their hands, send them to over to CAG.

[MoaningCrusader]

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

[dx100uk]

mcol closes upon allocaTION out to your locAL county court

THE FLECCERS HAVE TO SEND YOU A COPY TOO JUST LIKE YOU HAVE TO SEND THEM YOURS.read the pdf ....by 7 days before hearing.

opps caps sorry

 

 

[MoaningCrusader]

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?

 

[dx100uk]

its std practice. to exchange witness statements (its not a defence!) 

actually thinking about i , if you dont get theirs by say 23:55 on the day it due, there is no harm in youremailing it even though you've said not to use email

play them at their own game!

 

[Nicky Boy]

Be careful with that though. I've noticed on some letters that the fleecers / dodgy solicitors state that they don't accept service by email.

Have a quick check of their correspondence. 

[dx100uk]

oh but its ok for them to send things out by email...nope cant enforce that if they've already used email sod 'em