PPC PCN Default judgement - paid CCJ - now want to sue them using discrimination laws...??

[Ethel Street]

Which jurisdiction governs a contract can be legally complex and you'd need a lawyer to study all the documents.  But as you are unlikely ever to obtain those best to assume that English law applies. That could challenged by the land owner but they would presumably have to produce evidence of how the contract was formed.

 

Unless the contract contains an express jurisdiction clause saying which law applies to it.

 

I doubt an English PPC would be prepared to operate under a contract that was subject to BVI law, but stranger things have happened.

 

 

[Ethel Street]

Have you taken legal advice on whether a Vento band claim for loss of feelings etc can be  brought through MCOL?  Or are you starting the action in a different court?

 

Have you taken legal advice on whether the PPC continuing with their recovery action amounts to disability discrimination? The issuing of the original PCN presumably wasn't discrimination as the PPC did not know, and could not reasonably have been expected to know, that you had a disability at the time of issuing the PCN.

 

Incidentally, breach of the disability discrimination provisions of the Equality Act 2010 is not a " criminal offence of discrimination".  It is not a crime, it is a civil matter.

[Ethel Street]

My question was @cuckooflower whether you have taken professional legal advcie that has confirmed the many stetments of the law in your post.  Have you? Has a litigation lawyer told you that you have a good chance of winning such an an action ?

[Ethel Street]

I'll ask again @cuckooflower. Have you taken professional legal advice that has confirmed the many statments of the law in your posts.  Has a litigation lawyer told you that you have a good chance of winning such an an action for discrimination?

[Ethel Street]

If you already have a barrister acting for you would be better off asking them these legal questions, rather than ask them here on a forum where no-one is a qualified lawyer.

[Ethel Street]

@cuckooflower  I've lost track of what help it is you want from us.  If you could clarify what advice you would like we can see if anyone can help.

 

Unless you find a reported disability discrimination decision that is very similar to your own circumstances - ie something involving parking - there's not much point in posting unrelated decisions as they aren't relevant.  There are many reported employment tribunal decisions involving disabilty disrimination every month but they tell us nothing about how a court might judge your circumstances.

[Ethel Street]

I'll ask again @cuckooflower  Instead of arguing with us about whether you will win in court - a judge will decide that, it won't be decided here - please clarify what advice you would like then we can see if anyone can help.