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Thanks another user . Yeah I did feel like a bit of a fish out of water it is so intimidating and you feel absolutely terrified to question a thing the judge says. I think somebody better qualified than me could have made the point better. I don't know. She just seemed obsessed with that aspect of the signage
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Hi All sorry for not getting back sooner. The judge was referring to the signage, and the part of referring to a £100 charge if something is not declared within 28 days. I cant remember specifically as I've binned all the paperwork now. In my defence I said to the judge but I didn't have to declare as per POFA, I had no obligation to do this, as this would compromise my name. I also said I did respond to them on the matter at the PAPLOC stage. She wasn't interested though as her mind was made up about 1 particular aspect of this signage, and that was that. She was well aware of Di Minimus, but she obviously felt this matter was more important to her. Im sorry I can remember specific wording of signage, but it is exactly that she decided the case would be judged on
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Thanks everyone for all your help, but unfortunately my case was dismissed. This is the 2nd time I've had this happen now so I doubt ill be taking on any parking firms in future sadly. The judge said I lost it on the grounds that the sign said I had 28 days to declare who the owner of the vehicle was, and said I should have complied with this. My costs are Judgment for the claimant £133.33 Issue fee Hearing fee Solicitors costs - total £265 grand total £398.33 Do those costs look about right? Im sure I only paid c.£250 last time so these figures seem highly inflated!
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Hi Dave, thanks for getting back to me, and helping tidy up again. It really is appreciated as always. Yes it does appear to be a a more concise summary now, which as you say, I'm sure the judges much prefer to having to sift through reams of paper. I'll make those respective changes, along with the remaining tidying up of the document, then sit tight now before my submission date.
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Thanks all really appreciate that ands sorry again for the confusion. Better late than never from my point of view! Thats all understood then and I will remove any references to different addresses from my statement and not reference that particular letter. Still loads of other useful information as always that has also come about from todays correspondence which I can put to good use, thanks
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