So what happens if they do not respond?? I wish I knew about POP before :-p cheers guys

then you use that stick to beat them with. n

You can say that they have failed to show any right to be there or make claim, they have failed to show they have planning permission and so offer is a criminal compact and illegal etc.

Ok, well let's see what happens hey

They have the letter :-p

Hey guys,

Just so you know, I still haven't heard anything from them.

What happens after it goes past 14 days? What do I do??

Thanks again

have you not been reading like threads whilst waiting?

cant see you have read any other threads??

To be honest I have been so busy with work I haven't had much time for anything else, I guess I should do some reading!!

I have been reading through posts but cannot seem to find any relevant to my particular case? :-/ Could anyone perhaps point me in the right direction please?

Kind regards,

they are all the same..basic 2 /3 line one.

you did ack [AOS] the claim

Hi dx100uk, All I have done so far is what you guys instructed me to do, I signed up with moneyclaim and sent the CPR31 form, please accept my apologies for not being too good at all of this

The best thing you can do I think is to read similar threads about UKPCM and Gladstones so that you know what to expect. CAG is about self-help as well as asking for advice.

HB

when yo signed up to mcol did you do the acknowledgement bit [AOS] respond to a claim

I followed all of the instructions, is there any way to check??

yes on the mcol website......

Thanks DX, I have done the AOS.

A claim was issued against you on 11/06/2018

Your acknowledgment of service was submitted on 15/06/2018 at 19:09:14

Your acknowledgment of service was received on 18/06/2018 at 01:05:41

Although I'm not sure what to do next, I'm really sorry, im not very good at all of this

all good then

defence is not due till/by Friday 13th by 4pm

use the search CAG box of the top redtoolbar

claimform PCN

send Gladfstones a CPR 31.14 request for documents asking for copy of the contract between then and the landowner assigning the right to enter into contracts with the public and to make civil claims i their own name.

Also ask for sight of the Planning Permission for their signage and equpment for the site.

Give them 14 days to respond.

if they dont(they wont) you can use this against them.

Hi Eric,

Yeah I've already done that, they haven't responded of course, it's the defence part, I didn't realise I had to do that, I was just waiting for a response, lucky I have a few days left hey!!

you've already sent the 31:14 yes re post 7?

def due by 4pm 13th july

dx

Hey guys,

I found a defence skeleton argument , it's a bit too much to paste into here but was wondering if it is any good to use?

Personally,

I think the only argument I have is that the signage does not offer a contract, seeing as there was no clear sign or notice displayed upon entry to the area where parking is apparently prohibited.

I think this should form my main argument?

Defence skeleton argument.doc

Load of twaddle and far far too much

Simply use the std 2 line def on most pPC claimform threads here

that is not a skeleton defence, that is a script for a courtroom drama.

All you need to say at this point is somehting like

1. the defendant does not believe that the claimant has locus standi in this matter as they have failed to produce a contract between themselves and the landowner that assigns the right to enter into contracts with the public and to make civil claims in their own name

2. the claimant does not have planning permission for their signage and equipment under the Town and Country Planning Act 2007 and the defendant cannot enter into a criminal compact with the claimant.

3. In any case no contract exists between the claimant and the defendant due to the paucity of the signage at the site that offers the supposed contract.

That is all you need at this juncture,

the rest will be part of your WS and supporting evidence should they fancy wasting more money on this.

At the moment showing you have a defence is enough to make them think about whether they want to chuck more money at this and often they dont.

Send the book you have written and they will pick holes in it and you will have no room for manoeuvre

That sound's like really good advice there thanks ericsbrother

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Defence submitted! Thanks a lot guys.

So do I just await something in the post now?

Kind regards,

yup. the court will send out an allocation questionnaire in the fullness of time but you can keep an eye on the clock if you used MCOL