UKCPM PCN - upside down permit - Gateway 2 York ,Y026 4GG York

[chuck100]

Hi HB

 

The letter does show such header.

 

I have typed out important snippets from the letter . please see below

Many thanks

 

 

Claimant :xxxxxxx

Vehicle registration : xxxxx

Total Amount outstanding : xxxxx

 

We have been instructed by UK car park Management Ltd in relation to the above debt.

It is our client’s case that you are liable for these charges and we would like to draw your attention to the options that our client has in order to recover these from you.

The supreme court case of Beavis V Parking Eye(2015) recently confirmed that lawfulness of charges based in contract and their recoverability in civil law. Prior to this case being decided, there has been common misconception that such charges were unrecoverable. The law is now clear.

Our client now has the option to commence to court proceedings in the appropriate civil court. This right exists for a period of 6 years (the limitation period) from the date of the parking charge although it is our clients preference to resolve this matter as soon as possible. A claim would result in an increase in the amount sought in terms of any statutory cost and court fees.

Our client would like to provide you with the opportunity to contact their agent to make full payment in the sum of £160 thereby avoiding the consideration of any future court action and any increase in the amount claimed

 

If you do not pay within the next 14 days, please keep our client and their agents (DRP ) updated as t oyour current address to ensure that your ability to defend such action is protected as any county court judgement or decree can have a serious effect on your  personal credit rating. It is therefore important that you are appraised of any future court action.

[dx100uk]

why not just scan up the letter to PDF?

read upload.

 

dx

 

[chuck100]

Hi Dx

 

I have scanned and attached the letter

 

Thanks

Parking ticket_GLADSTONE.compressed.pdf

[Mrs O'Frog]

Not a letter before claim and nowhere does it say so on the letter.

 

Notice they ask you to pay debt recovery plus - why, if they are acting for UKCPM do they not ask you to pay them? The answer is that this is a letter from DRP who have been allowed to use Gladrags letterhead. Cosy little arrangement.

 

Just another threatogram to ignore.

[dx100uk]

chuck, have actually read any other threads here involving your players?

 

dx

 

[chuck100]

55 minutes ago, dx100uk said:

chuck, have actually read any other threads here involving your players?

 

dx

 

Hi DX

 

Yes I have read some of the threads on here but just nervous and dont want to miss a step which may be costly

 

[dx100uk]

Well we wouldn't say await until/unless you get a letter of claim for fun if it wasnt correct for you

 

Plenty of threads here with what one looks like ..but it MUST clearly say letter of claim in bold as a title

[chuck100]

7 hours ago, dx100uk said:

Well we wouldn't say await until/unless you get a letter of claim for fun if it wasnt correct for you

 

Plenty of threads here with what one looks like ..but it MUST clearly say letter of claim in bold as a title

Fair enough

 

Thanks  everyone. Much appreciated

 

C/

[ericsbrother]

now Gladdys wil probably send you a LBA in about a months time so be prepared to respond to it. We will suggest a sutable text when the letter arrives.

as you displayed a permit, albeit upside down you didnt breach the terms offered. Now if their people are so thick they dont recognise what one of their permits look like that is not your problem.

Their "evidence" shows nothing adn looks like it is a deliberate attempt to NOT show a permit is displayed otherwise they would show a close up of the back and then argue that the signs mean you must show the face of the permit rather than just display it. they also have a list of all permits so they KNOW that you have one so just the usual attempt to chisel peopel for money that isnt owed.

Edited November 11, 2019 by ericsbrother

[chuck100]

Thanks all

 

I'll advise once I receive letter of claim

 

Regards

C/