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    Really worried av been taken to court by the TFL for the 5th nov dont know what to do please help
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    Re: taken to court

    Hi and welcome to Legal Beagles,
    We are going to have a bit more info from you if we going to help you. Who is taking you to court and why?

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    • #3
      Re: taken to court

      Is this a Transport for London PCN?

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        Originally posted by ploddertom View Post
        Is this a Transport for London PCN?
        Yes it is transport cor london

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        • #5
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          As has been mentioned we need more details. Do you know about the ticket? Unfortunately unless you have a reasonable excuse for not paying the sum owed will only increase. If it ends up at Court and still goes unpaid then the chances are that Bailiffs will then become involved.

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          • #6
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            Originally posted by ploddertom View Post
            As has been mentioned we need more details. Do you know about the ticket? Unfortunately unless you have a reasonable excuse for not paying the sum owed will only increase. If it ends up at Court and still goes unpaid then the chances are that Bailiffs will then become involved.
            The thing is the did not give me chance to pay of which i have not refused to but my worry is if they take me to court it will distroy my name and i cant do crb thats why i am please asking if there is a way i can just pay them

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            • #7
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              Get on the phone to TFL to explain that you want to pay and avoid court you may have to pay costs

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              • #8
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                Originally posted by wales01man View Post
                Get on the phone to TFL to explain that you want to pay and avoid court you may have to pay costs
                What if the refuse to say a must go please what do i say???

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                • #9
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                  Ifthe rLB has members who can help.efuse to agree to take payment and stop action you will have to defend in court.
                  If that happens there is plenty of advice on here just ask

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                  • #10
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                    Originally posted by wales01man View Post
                    Ifthe rLB has members who can help.efuse to agree to take payment and stop action you will have to defend in court.
                    If that happens there is plenty of advice on here just ask
                    Thank you so much God

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                    • #11
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                      If I was God there would be no TFL or parking tickets but thanks anyway

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                      • #12
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                        Originally posted by kaniki View Post
                        What if the refuse to say a must go please what do i say???
                        There is only one way to find out. If it has not got to Court yet then it may be about £195 to pay, Court adds another £7, Bailiff could add up to between £75 & £420 depending on what stage you leave to. Best get it sorted now before it gets that far.

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                          Also have a look at these

                          https://www.tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving...ices/pay-a-pcn

                          https://www.tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving...cement-process

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                            But if you pay do they still put your name on CRB

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