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    Parking offence leading to a ccj

    I have been sent a notice by DCBL a debt collecting agency to pay £290.89 relating to a parking offence in a privately owned car park in Oct 2018. I explained the circumstances to the managing agent before moving from that address. No further notices for sent to my new address, have just received this demand to pay. What Cani do , please advise.
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    So what other paperwork have you got? Original PCN etc. Can you get copies of the signs. Did you have a right to park

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      Please can you clarify what you mean by a demand to pay? Is it a CCJ? If you're not sure what it is, feel free to upload it and I'll take a look.
      Since qualifying as a solicitor over 20 years ago, I have specialised in advising clients on navigating the court system.
      I have helped hundreds of people remove CCJ's from their credit file. I have learnt the relevant rules, the strategies for optimising the prospects of success and the pitfalls to avoid. I'm currently writing a book "How to Remove a CCJ"

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