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Can I ask how your taking him to court with just his a trade name ? Yes I notice hes still trading on ebay. -
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Very good finds indeed which help to undermine their case.. And to strengthen your case take a look look at a thread by Tom Price also at Southend airport which is several threads below yours and you will see that he won his case on the fact that he was stopped rather than parked. On top of that he had the Airports Act 1986 to quote. The relevant section is no 63 " Byelaws are covered at S.63 (2)Any such byelaws may, in particular, include byelaws— (d)for regulating vehicular traffic anywhere within the airport, except on roads within the airport to which the road traffic enactments apply, and in particular (with that exception) for imposing speed limits on vehicles within the airport and for restricting or regulating the parking of vehicles or their use for any purpose or in any manner specified in the byelaws;" That confirms that the roads at the airport are either covered by the Road Traffic Act or Byelaws neither of which is relevant land therefore PoFA cannot apply. And VCS should be aware of that. Another thing is that when you posted their WS you didn't include their contract which I missed at the time. However Tom Price included it in his. And guess what-the alleged offence they are pursuing you for, No Stopping, is not included in their contract. If you look at the end of their Service Agreement [aka contract] you will a list of contravention on Scedule 1 [7] (46) PARKING/WAITING ON A ROADWAY WHERE STOPPING IS PROHIBITTED That is the nearest to what you did. But you were not parking nor waiting -you were stopped so there was no reason to issue you with a PCN as you never broke any of their contraventions. Looks like they breached your GDPR and you should include that as it carries a hefty charge £750 is not unheard of. Have a read of his WS too which may give you further ideas even possibly to rebut some of the points VCS make. -
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As you have made this so black and white, I have just realised I have probably made a total mess up here 😕 Yes, the original RBS mortgage from 1999 changed in 2009 to a buy-to-let with a different mortgage company, for the same property. As I thought I had to have a life assurance, this would be ok, even though it was a much smaller amount. It states the policy holder as myself and the property address and says 'in return for the payment of agreed premiums the company will pay the benefits in accordance to the policy conditions' it doenst really specify who would be paid. I have actual document here. Something to mention, when I bought this property it was uninhabitable and I have never actually lived there. It was empty for ten years until 2009 when I got some additional borrowing, renovated it and let it out. In 2011 therefore when it changed to Aviva, that mortgage had been paid off 2 years before. I have a feeling you are going to say it was my responsibility to have cancelled the policy in 2009 with RSA or with Aviva? As I had been advised by RBS, I thought I had to life insurance/assurance of some kind as I had a mortgage.
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Sorry for only updating you now, but after your guidance with submitting the claim it was pretty straight forward and I didn't want to unnecessarily waste your time. Especially with this guide you wrote here, so many thanks for that
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