SCS LAW and UK PC court actions

[Amethyst]

Re: SCS LAW and UK PC court actions

Attached xx

[Amethyst]

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haha How weird is that !!

[Kati]

Re: SCS LAW and UK PC court actions

haha How weird is that !!

At least they're on here now lol xx

[gariunai]

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so any suggestions what should i do? or just ignore it? thank you

[charitynjw]

Re: SCS LAW and UK PC court actions

haha How weird is that !!

At least they're on here now lol xx

[MENTION=107383]gariunai[/MENTION]

Still missing some of this letter?

Also, gariunai, do you have the original Notice to Keeper?
Pictures of site signage?
Windscreen PCN(s) if applicable?
Is the vehicle hired/leased?

In short, much more info is needed.

[Amethyst]

Re: SCS LAW and UK PC court actions

That's a bit of a rubbish letter before claim as it gives no reason for making the claim but take seriously as it probably will continue to a claim

As this has the appearance of a parking charge what are the details behind it? Where is the Notice to Keeper or other paperwork? It looks like you have been following the bad advice of ignoring private parking charges.

As ostell said before, think you need to give a few more details of the parking charge before anyone can say whether you should pay it or take your chances with the court.

[gariunai]

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well, i had couple debt collectors letters and now this one... car been parked in permit area with permit but not on marked bay. did not obstructed any one and was night time only from 22:00 to 06:00

[gariunai]

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anyone?

[charitynjw]

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anyone?

More detail? (See above comments).

[gariunai]

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what kind of details do you need?

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its a private car park where you can park with permit. car been parked with permit not on marked bay.did not osbtruct anyone and was left only overnight.

[ostell]

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So a lot more detail like the original Notice to Keeper, the signs that are displayed, the location (shop, flat, railway station etc), Who issues the permits.

[gariunai]

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So a lot more detail like the original Notice to Keeper, the signs that are displayed, the location (shop, flat, railway station etc), Who issues the permits.

I never received anything like notice to keeper, just straight away a penalty charge notice in letter box. location is resident car park. you can park only with permit witch i have. ORBIT south housing assosiation. He is the landlord actually. car used to park in resident car park but not in marked bays... came back just from holliday and have time only till monday, so only 5 days left.... i send attached documents and sign photos maybe it will help. thank you!

[charitynjw]

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What is the date on the SCS letter?

Are you a resident, or parking with a resident's consent?
If so, what does the tenancy agreement say about parking arrangements, parking control schemes/operations, & your right to 'quiet/peaceful enjoyment' of the property?
Have you spoken to Orbit to see if they can help with this?

[gariunai]

Re: SCS LAW and UK PC court actions

What is the date on the SCS letter?

Are you a resident, or parking with a resident's consent?
If so, what does the tenancy agreement say about parking arrangements, parking control schemes/operations, & your right to 'quiet/peaceful enjoyment' of the property?
Have you spoken to Orbit to see if they can help with this?

Morning, yes im resident i own a place in block of flats. and i have resident parking permit. im at work now but what i found on mine lease hold only 1 sentence that i require i parking permit to park... im gonna speak to orbit. what should i ask about? thank you!

[charitynjw]

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Say to Orbit that you do have permission to park & that surely the parking scheme is to deter unauthorised people, & not to penalise residents.
They may help.....but they might not.

Personally I think that because the site signage is 'forbidding' (ie you cannot park, unless....), you may have a legal defence.
But it is better to avoid going down that route unless you have to.

As previously asked, what date is on the SCS letter?