Nope, because I'm an idiot who decided to prioritise work over doing this, and completely missed the date. I do however, have an email from Wickes confirming that G24 have cancelled the claim, apparently this was done on July 11th, but after speaking with BW on Friday, they've received no instructions from G24 to cancel the claim. I've sent in my defense this morning, with this info

just on hold with CCBC as I've managed to lose my letter with the password to the AOS

Hey all, I meant to post this on Friday, but time got away from me, so apologies there. Wickes called me back, and have confirmation that case is now closed and I should be getting a letter in the post soon to confirm this. Should I allow 3-5 days for the letter, and if not either call the number on the claim form to confirm it's at least withdrawn as far as they see, or actually reply to form?

ah I see, definitely do not recall getting a letter of claim - won't they simply say "well, we sent it, tough luck"?

sorry, I meant I think I received the PCNs and ignore those, not the letter of claim, that was received this morning, and I acted immediately, this letters of claim was the first thing I've received since the original PCN last year, and a follow up letter reminding me to pay. I purchased my first home 2 years ago, before this incident, and DVLA was notified immediately, so no chance of letters being directed to older addresses

I've spoken to Wickes who have said they're going to call G24 and tell them to drop it and will call me back in 24-72 hours. I guess it's safe to wait 3 days before doing anything else right?

Which Court have you received the claim from ? MCOL Northampton N1 Name of the Claimant : G24 Limited Claimants Solicitors: BW Legal Date of issue – 06 JUL 2023 Date for AOS - 24 JUL 2023 Date to submit Defence - 7th AUG 2032 What is the claim for – 1.the PCN was issued as the driver failed to comply with the terms and conditions, as displayed. 2. Despite demands, the charge remains unpaid. 3. The Claim also includes statutory interest pursuant to section 69 of the county courts Act 1989 at a rate of 8% per annum (a daily rate of £0.04 from 05/08/2022 to 05/07/2023 being an amount of £13.40. 4.The claim includes recovery costs as set out in the terms and conditoins and in the ATA AoS code of practice. What is the value of the claim? Amount Claimed £172.40 court fees £35 legal rep fees £50 Total Amount £258.40 Have you moved since the issuance of the PCN? N0 Did you receive a letter of Claim With A reply Pack wanting I&E etc about 1mth before the claimform? N I don't have the original PCNs to fill out the other forms, but I'll calling Wickes as we speak.

Hey all, This morning I've received a claim form from the county court business center. I ignore previous letters as per the general advise, so I was not expecting a letter for a CCJ. Last year, I over staying the allowed parking time in the Wickes car park in Slough, I was genuinely in Wickes buying all the supplies to build a raised deck in my garden, this included waiting on Wickes staff to a crates of decking - I don't have the receipt but I do have a bank statement of spending over £500 that day in a single transaction. It seems like the courts ruled that over staying can be charged if it's a fair charge, should I just pay up, or fight this in court? If I pay now, do I still have a CCJ against my name? I almost certainly do not have any previous letters, I think I got 2 and threw them out. The amount claimed is £173.40 + £35 court fee + £50 legal fees, totaling £258.40