Parking Eye court summons - advice appreciated

[Billy's mate]

MM, it sounds like you're beginning to lighten up a bit with the advice given on here. Judges are also human, and I'm sure that they'd understand your reasons for taking a break. Once a PCN is issued, the whole saga becomes a long, drawn out game, with the parking company becoming ever more threatening. I have no more advice to offer at this stage as you are already being well looked after by the guys on here, but be assured that there's many of us here in the background following your case and wishing you well.

[Billy's mate]

MM, while I / we appreciate your reasons for wanting to PM a contributor on here, it's better to try and keep your questions out in the open if you can, as the advice offered also helps those of us also fighting a similar PCN.

[Billy's mate]

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[Billy's mate]

Fascinating stuff. If you get to Court and present your information on the tiredness open day at Newport Pagnell to the Judge, I'm sure he'll laugh them out of Court. MM, I'm still following this closely, and you have my full support.

[Billy's mate]

Mediation is a way of avoiding taking up the Court's time with relatively trivial matters. If you're sure of your case, you can refuse this and ask for the case to be heard in Court. However, some Judges take a dim view if one party agrees to mediation but the other party doesn't. You've come this far, so I would be inclined to refuse the mediation, and see if the parking company really will go for the Court hearing.