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  • DCBL - Parking charge

    Hello all...

    I was wondering if anyone can give advice regarding matter,

    Parking charge from 2023. Received two letters from a DCBL within one day of each other.

    I cant remember the charge as it's so long ago and I don't remember having any other letters.

    Thank you.
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    Last edited by Cheeriepiper; 20th November 2025, 12:45:PM.

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      Assuming that there is nothing on the reverse of that letter except ways to pay and a so called "Parking Charge Schedule, and that there were no other papers included:

      I would reply by telling them that you do not recognise the claim as valid and their" letter of Claim" appears not to comply with the Pre-action Protocol for debt claims.

      I would remind them the letter needs to "enclose a copy of the Information Sheet and the Reply Form at Annex 1 to this Protocol; and enclose a Financial Statement form (an example Financial Statement is provided in Annex 2 to this protocol - the Statement is part of the Standard Financial Statement and can be downloaded ....." cf https://www.justice.gov.uk/documents/debt-pap.pdf)
      Tell them it is not sufficient to provide a link to a website as that is not an enclosure.

      Also point out a letter of claim should state "the amount of interest incurred and any administrative or other charges imposed since the debt was incurred" so how did an alleged parking charge debt reach £170?

      Then request they send you copies of any documents that lead them to consider you are liable for any unpaid parking charges and upon which they intend to rely if they should initiate court proceedings.
      You could advise them you intend to vigorously defend any claim they should make.

      Do not identify who may or may not have been driving, either when responding to them or on this site.
      Only ever refer to yourself as the keeper

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