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    I have been getting aggressive letters and correspondence from BWLegal about an alleged parking offence a year and a bit ago.

    I have been replying to them over email and have asked multiple times to see photo evidence as I am confident I was parked on land owned by a friend of mine (in front of her house while I visited), but they seem to be shying away from the question and insist that I have already received all evidence to do with the case, and if I refuse to pay the charge of some £150, they will take me to County Court. The parking was in another city so going to court will be difficult for me should they take action against me.

    How do I go about dealing with them? I have insisted that they are in violation of the freedom of information act by getting my details from the DVLA when I committed no offense as well. Should I take any action about this?


    Any advice would be appreciated.
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    Originally posted by PeteTaylor View Post
    I have been getting aggressive letters and correspondence from BWLegal about an alleged parking offence a year and a bit ago.

    I have been replying to them over email and have asked multiple times to see photo evidence as I am confident I was parked on land owned by a friend of mine (in front of her house while I visited), but they seem to be shying away from the question and insist that I have already received all evidence to do with the case, and if I refuse to pay the charge of some £150, they will take me to County Court. The parking was in another city so going to court will be difficult for me should they take action against me.

    How do I go about dealing with them? I have insisted that they are in violation of the freedom of information act by getting my details from the DVLA when I committed no offense as well. Should I take any action about this?


    Any advice would be appreciated.
    Firstly if they claim against you then they will becoming to your local court not the other way around.

    Was the Parking Charge Notice issued to you by post (as a result of a camera)? Or was it a physical one on the car when you returned to the car?

    What is the infringement? Are they saying you parked in a residents parking area for example? Is your friends land their drive way?
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