CCJ Judgement Parking eye

[NCF8475]

Good evening everyone,

I am hoping to get some advice from anyone that has had a CCJ set aside from parking eye.

I recently found out I had a CCJ issued by Northampton county court from parking eye, if im honest I ignored letters from parking eye because I had no idea who they were or that they could impose a penalty notice on me for breaking down in a service station. yes I now know how naïve that was as my recent mortgage application was binned due to this parking fine.

The story behind my set aside is that my car had broken down and I was awaiting the RAC to attend and rectify the fault with my car which they did however, this took me over the allotted 2 hour limit. I have the call out paperwork from the RAC to prove this.

As soon as I found out about the CCJ I paid the penalty in full to satisfy the judgement however, this does not help me in relation to now having a CCJ on my records.

I have sent parking eye enforcement an email explaining the judgement and the circumstances I believe would mean the penalty notice would not have been issued by them had I contacted them. In addition I have asked them to consent to the judgement being set aside. I await their response.

In anyone's experience does this stand a chance? And what advice (other than paying the next notice immediately) does anyone have on the process?

many thanks in advance

Neil

[mystery1]

Re: CCJ Judgement Parking eye

Parking Eye are not too stressed about fecking up your credit rating so might consider helping you out. They have no incentive to do so now you have paid. Nothing further i can say to help on that to be honest.

In future, if you get any, http://legalbeagles.info/forums/show...land-and-Wales has a good strike rate. Always take pictures when you know about it and never throw anything away.

M1

[R0b]

Re: CCJ Judgement Parking eye

I think you might struggle, you've already paid the debt so that could be seen as you admitting liability.

What you should of done is set aside the claim first then paid them the money and you'd have no CCJ.

I'd be surprised if a judge was willing to set aside the claim knowing that you've paid the debtso you might be stuck with it for the 6 years.

If you've not done so already you can apply to the court for a satisfaction certificate to confirm you've paid the amount. That could perhaps make a difference with a mortgage lender if you are able to explain the circumstances.

Just remember not to make the same mistake if something like this happens again.