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Re: Additional information requested to set aside CCJ-but dont want to provide it!
Without seeing the claim form I'm not in a position to comment
Without seeing the claim form I'm not in a position to comment
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Re: Additional information requested to set aside CCJ-but dont want to provide it!
How can i upload photo?Comment
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Re: Additional information requested to set aside CCJ-but dont want to provide it!
Too technical for me! But make sure you remove any information that could identify you.Comment
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Sorry about the angle of the photos. My loos litrally upside down now
Thank you so much for assisting Joanna CLast edited by Lost_boy; 18th February 2017, 23:41:PM.Comment
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Re: Additional information requested to set aside CCJ-but dont want to provide it!
Is the claimant the owner of the car park or a different firm contracted?Comment
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Re: Additional information requested to set aside CCJ-but dont want to provide it!
A different firm entirely.
The address the car was registered to is Council Owned-secured tenancy.
Hard and soft landscape freeholders are Peveral OM, re-branded to Firstpoint.
They engaged Ace Security.
Can primacy of contract be applied here?Comment
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Re: Additional information requested to set aside CCJ-but dont want to provide it!
any further help with this?Comment
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