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  1. Thanks everyone ..... hopefully I shall sleep better tonight and find my resolve again! So basically I now wait for their response, ignore and file ..... is that right??
  2. Thanks Bernie .... good to know I have the support from here My OH is being as much help and support in this as a chocolate tea pot This is the wording of the latest letter that I have sent them, I know that I have got it wrong about the County Court thing but I am now getting worried that my letter will strengthen their resolve (especialy the paragraph about the County Court) ...... I will feel much happier if I know what likely response I am to get from them, then I can be prepared. Could you cast your expert eye over the wording, I know its like shutting the gate after the horse has bolted but as I said I like to prepare myself. I note that you appear to claim that I, as registered keeper, am legally responsible for this alleged debt which I refute. In order to substantiate this claim please provide me with copies of the appropriate citations of case and/or statute law. I understand that this alleged debt is for a breach of a parking contract. For your clarification according to contract law a contract is between the two parties entering the contract and no third parties can be held accountable. In this case the contract is between the land owner and the driver of the vehicle NOT the registered keeper of the vehicle which in contract law stands as the third party. If you insist on pursuing this matter with me please provide evidence that I, as the registered keeper was driving the vehicle on the day in question. Incidentally in the eyes of the law this is a civil matter as no offence has been committed. Civil matters cannot be held in a County Court, however if you have found some legislation that permits this I would be interested to hear of it, and so no doubt would my solicitor. I will welcome the opportunity to defend your allegation in court and am confident of success. Of course you will be required to produce the evidence that I have requested and you will have failed to provide. You will also have to answer to the court why you failed to do so. As per my previous letter please do not correspond with me any further on this matter except to confirm that you will be not taking the matter any further with me as the registered keeper of the vehicle. Sorry to need so much reassurance on this but its really getting to me Thanks in anticipation of your help
  3. Help ....getting my self in a tiswas I have now sent two letters to CEL following the tempates - the last letter sent two days ago requesting evidence that I as RK was driving, stating that the contract is between the driver and the landowner and stateing that I welcome the oportunity to see them in court as they will not be able to provide the evidence that I was driving. (there is no way that they can prove I was driving as I wasn't - I have ME and can not drive very far, let alone to the carpark they are refering) However the thing I am getting my self in a tiswas about is that I was told by the Police that it is a Civil matter and therefore can not be brought to County Court ....is this right?? (as I've stated this in the letter) Also my semi retired Mum works for a letting agency and comes across loads of people who have CCJ's and apparently don't know that they have them until reference/credit check is done .... is that possibe? I'm worried that I have got it wrong about the County Court thing and that I will get a CCJ without me knowing about it ..... please help this is playing ahvock with my health
  4. Have been doing some research on CEL ..... not only are they not putting their registered address on their correspondance (no change there then) but they have also changed their registered address four times (yes four times) in the last 16 months!!!! Twice this month! So if you were wavering and thinking of giving in and paying up I hope that little snippet has strengthend your resolve ...... I know it has mine!
  5. I have not disputed as yet - the enforcement notice with the statement about the debt collection is the first correspondance that I have received from them. As it says about the debt collection I don't feel that I can ignore it - I don't want any black marks against my name ;-) Will take another look at the templates to make sure all is covered and send a letter to them. Thanks for your help and advise on this
  6. Hi everyone, new to all this and found this site after receiving a 'Parking Contravention Enforcement Notice' from CEL on the 14th June. I have read the sticky by Peter (which is very good btw) However on the notice it says 'Failure to pay the amount due within 28 days of the issue date will result in CEL forwarding your account to a debt recovery agency and you will incurr aditional costs' In the sticky it says that ballifs can not act other then on the request of a court ..... is this still the case?? I am planning on sending them a letter with the following wording, would be greatful if you could comment / advise on it for me?? To whome it may concern: Thank you for your Enforcement Notice which was received on the 14th June 08. As the registered keeper of the vehicle I am not liable under the (quote act), the notice will need to be re-sent by yourselves to the driver of the vehicle on the day in question. Contacting me again on this matter will result in a complaint being made under the (quote harressment act) What do you think?? Please feel free to butcher as you see fit
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