LoC to NCP for failure to supply SAR ***Paid in full***

[AndyOrch]

Full Admission – the defendant wishes to make an offer of repayment. This form should be sent directly to you the claimant rather than the court (please see the section on entering judgment for information on how to proceed with your claim).

 

Proceeding on an admitted case - If the defendant admits part or the entire claim and you wish to accept this response and make
an Order for repayment, you may continue to request judgment online. If however, you do not agree with the repayment method the defendant has offered (or if they have not made an offer) you may ask the court to ‘determine’ the judgment. Please note that you cannot request to do this online. Please see the section on manual judgments for information on how to apply.

 

 

 

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[MoaningCrusader]

OK. So I will be looking to 'request' a judgement on line for an order for repayment. As I am happy with their admission and offering to settle the full amount claimed.

 

Should payment not be received by next Monday, all I have to do is click on the request judgement link on my MCOL account

[AndyOrch]

[MoaningCrusader]

So. After today's posts I checked my bank account and the funds are there and cleared.

 

I can confirm this case has been settled and won. Thanks for your help on this one.

 

I've donated a share of the claim using the 'Donate' button below. 

[FTMDave]

That's amazing news! - well done 

 

From the point of view of the forum, your case will become very important.  The vast majority of motorists who come here just want to get out of paying the fleecers' invoice, which is fair enough, and when we explain a claim for breach of GDPR or for distress through ignoring a SAR can be brought, no-one will do it ...

 

... except you!

 

We didn't have a private parking SAR claim to point you to, only the Virgin one, but from now on anyone in a similar position will be directed to your thread.

 

I'm amazed that NCP were sensible and coughed up.  That was definitely the rational thing to do, pay what is a small amount of money for them and so get rid of you and the claim.  I thought they would try, badly, to defend.  My own experience of companies is that they think they are an important firm, I'm just an oik, and in some vague way an important national firm is bound to beat the oik - with the final result that they just prolong the agony for themselves!