Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

[mystery1]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

http://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pro...ess-statements

Just tell the story. Were you registered keeper ? If so say so.

How did you find out about the PCN ?

What did you do to ascertain more info ?

If you or the driver didn't see the signs but went back for photos etc (bearing in mind if the RK & driver are 2 different people that you cannot give evidence on someone elses behalf but they could do their own witness statement)

etc etc

Start at the parking event and work forward so it flows from the start to the end.

M1

[paulo11a]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

http://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pro...ess-statements

Just tell the story. Were you registered keeper ? If so say so.

How did you find out about the PCN ?

What did you do to ascertain more info ?

If you or the driver didn't see the signs but went back for photos etc (bearing in mind if the RK & driver are 2 different people that you cannot give evidence on someone elses behalf but they could do their own witness statement)

etc etc

Start at the parking event and work forward so it flows from the start to the end.

M1

HiM1,

I sent my reply/witness statement to BW and the courts on 28th Dec, both recorded delivery.

on the 7th Jan I received witness evidence from BW legal, it was dated 3rd Jan, am i right in thinking they have submitted this late as the court paper said by 1600hrs on 3rd January?

n.b. I have only rcvd one case out of 2 from them on 3rd january.

what happens now.

as usual any help is very much appreciated.

thanks

Paul

[mystery1]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

I would write a short letter to the court, with copies where applicable, and invite them to strike out the claim.

Proceed as if they won't unless they write to say otherwise.

M1

[paulo11a]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

I would write a short letter to the court, with copies where applicable, and invite them to strike out the claim.

Proceed as if they won't unless they write to say otherwise.

M1

Hi there,

not heard nothing in over 2 weeks, so presumably i will still go to court.

I'm a little worried about my witness statement, i think its cr*p, I've done a bit of research and seen some others which look far better than mine. I'm a little worried as to how to conduct myself in court and how formalities run, is there anywhere I can read up on about it? any links?

Thanks in advance

P

[mystery1]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

I'm a little worried about my witness statement, i think its cr*p, I've done a bit of research and seen some others which look far better than mine.

Glitter and stars and shit are all well and good but it's all about having the evidence required to back up your defence. Judges hate flower shite that takes ages to read for little benefit.



This case, which is before Beavis cleared up some of the issues, will show you the process. http://nebula.wsimg.com/4be974402948...&alloworigin=1

Small claims is pretty informal. Be polite and don't punch anyone.

M1

[paulo11a]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

Glitter and stars and shit are all well and good but it's all about having the evidence required to back up your defence. Judges hate flower shite that takes ages to read for little benefit.



This case, which is before Beavis cleared up some of the issues, will show you the process. http://nebula.wsimg.com/4be974402948...&alloworigin=1

Small claims is pretty informal. Be polite and don't punch anyone.

M1

Hi There,

Me again!

so i got a letter from the court over the weekend in regards to me asking for them to strike out the case, they replied with after referring this to the district judge, they have requested the following 'if an order is sought, an application is required'

huh? any ideas what this means, will they accept to strike it out but I have to make some sort of formal application?

any info as always is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks

Paul

[mystery1]

Re: Bw legal/excel court claim pcn

They are saying that if you want them to consider striking out the case you need to make an application as letters/requests are not the correct way to do things which is correct.

At £255 for an application it isn't worth the risk. If however you are fee exempt then it is. https://www.gov.uk/government/public...-tribunal-fees

M1