Can I take a not-for-profit company to Court

[Antrc]

Transport for Wales.

http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk//compdetails

[des8]

Short answer "yes"

Long answer "why would you?"

[Antrc]

Train issues, entirely the fault of the company, which meant an unexpected taxi charge. They've ignored two weeks of attempts to get the matter dealt with.

[des8]

presumably you have exhausted their claims process and complaints procedures.

Don't forget this is Wales, and here we don't have the urgency of England!

Pob lwc

[Manxman]

Do you mean Transport for Wales (which I thought was the government's regulatory body) or do you mean Transport for Wales Train Services (which I thought was the train operating company)? Check you are suing the correct entity.

I assume you've tried Delay/Repay?

I'm not sure whether the national T&Cs for rail travel (can't remember what they're called) exclude claims for consequential loss. I did successfully claim (without suing - just complaining) a taxi fare to catch a plane after a train broke down many years ago, but that was in the days of British Rail, not train operating companies.