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Theres speculation on whether the magazine was Womens Weekly or Boys own 😀 ... probably a classic first edition of boys own - based on it costing $130k :lol -
You have five days yet to respect the WS deadline which is next Wednesday. As others have said, you can e-mail the court their copy. That gives you the whole weekend to get the WS prepared. Personally I'd post UKPC's theirs by 2nd class post (all they are worth) on Wednesday too, the court won't look badly on a short delay from a Litigant-in-Person. But WS draft time! -
You need to start drafting your WS. I would suggest as sections - Sequence of Events - a brief description of how you came to get the invoice. Permission from Landowner - self-explanatory. You will have to include this as it is in your defence. However, be aware that your argument is very weak and indeed harms your case. A person with no connection to the car park said you could park there - that is no different from saying that someone you met in the local pub said you could park there. Anyway, get the site manager's WS. Obviously this weak point could morph into a winner if you could get a WS from the landowner. Prohibition - you have this virtually word for word in the other WS. No locus standi - UKPC are not the landlord, they only administer the car park, they have no right to sue you (however the fact you never asked by CPR to see their contract with the landowner makes this a very weak point too). Double Recovery - again in the other WS.
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And don't be worrying too much about being a day or two late with your WS. As a litigant in person, you'll be given a little leeway. Take time to post up your WS here for the team to take a look. It'll give time to get your site manager's statement as an exhibit. Also, I understand you haven't got their WS yet? It could give you time to see theirs first if they send it. Do they have your email address? If so they could play dirty and send it the night before the hearing! -
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