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  • Claim form from County Court business centre

    I recieved a claim form from county court business centre regarding a parking charge from ParkingEye Ltd. Is this a CCJ? When i first recieved the parking notice i googled it and the main replies were to ignore it as it wasnt council so it would cost the company more money to keep chasing me for it. Just wanted to know what to do from here?
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    If you have just received the claim form you can either admit and offer to pay ( if you pay in full you won't have a ccj) or defend the case.

    first step though is to acknowledge the claim to ensure you don't end up with a default judgment ... probably post the case details in here for help -> https://legalbeagles.info/forums/for...e-court-claims
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      Then pop up some details about it....we'll take a look & see whether anything can be done.

      Golden rule.....DO NOT ID THE DRIVER!

      The driver parked.....the registered keeper received......etc.

      Did you receive a letter before action, or a pre-action protocol pack (tick-box form, income & expenditure sheet, etc) in the month or so before the court claim?
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