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can you post up the defence you filed please, just to clarify what they are quoting. it seems rather weak to me to try and ridicule you when theres is a copy and paste too. forget the gender issue. we have until the 21st..to rip it apart guys. cant see proof of the contract has been annually paid by the landowner to date? dx -
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What you've written is top draw in the snottiness stakes... ... and includes excellent legal arguments as to why their case is pants. But there is the problem. We have a case at the moment where a motorist wrote a detailed defence full of superb legal points - which gave the PPC's solicitors months to think up lies to counter those points. Forum regular dx always emphasises not to play your cards too early, and that's why. It's best to keep the fleecers guessing. So I would suggest - Dear Civil Enforcement (CEL) Limited I write in response to your Letter Before Action - Claim for Debt , which I have received in relation to PCN Number: ?????. I am writing to notify you that I have no intention of paying these ridiculous and made-up sums of money, for allegedly breaking some imaginary contract with yourselves. Go and look up "de minimis" saddos. You have also scored a big own goal by adding a £82 admin fee. Presumably, this admin fee is some sort of unicorn food tax. I suggest that you look at DDJ Harvey’s judgement at Lewes County Court on 05/02/2020 (Claim number F0HM9E9Z). He was not very happy with these made-up amounts, was he? You can either drop this foolishness now or get a good spanking in court. The choice is yours. I look forward to your defeaning silence. - see tomorrow if any of the regulars suggest further tweaking, then send off on Wednesday with a free Certificate of Posting from the post office. -
Were you also receiving the carers element. This is roughly £160 per month extra. Make sure you were also receiving this and it was also backdated
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