PE ANPR PCN - appeal+popla both failed- Claimform - Royal Preston Hospital – Public A, Sharoe Green Lane, Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 9HT

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Vondoothoven DX is right the only choice  you have initially is to reply to their Letter of Claim. If you go chasing around the country trying to get it cancelled you will have  CCJ before you know it.

Please follow the instructions above on post 2 so we can see what they have on you. Then you can respond showing them that you are going to fight them if that's what you want. It may well be that there is a way to get out of paying anything but obviously we will need some info from you -and that starts with the Claim form.

Once we have and your PCN as well as some dates it will give us a clearer picture of the situation. The chances of anyone being able to cancel the Claim form is so very remote as to be a forlorn hope. Especially as to PE you are acting scared enough to end up paying them. So why would they cancel when you are getting nervous.

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While you are waiting for a reply from the CPR, could you please answer  the following questions which will help you in your defence should they decide to go to Court. They don't always and even when they do they still back out o occasion often when they see the motorist is not going to back down or pay up.

 

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Did you say that after you updated your bank details with Good2go your payment went through?  If so can you please confirm when the payment was made. I imagine that the PCN would have been sent on the 30th September.

If that is the case, PE haven't a hope in hell of winning in Court so go about your life without getting worried . They may well drop the case at the last minute when they see you are not going to pay them and they have no chance of winning if you turn up in Court.

In addition to the CPR request  you should also send them an SAR since they do not have to respond to your CPR and if they send their WS to you at the last moment it leaves it kind of late to see their original PCN. And that notice from them  is not always perfect and could help your case even more.