Hi
Need some advice. Have a friend who moved from London to the far east last year with his family.
He left his wife's car at his friend's house in order for him to sell it on his behalf. The car was in his wifes name.
His friend managed to get a cash sale eariler this year. The buyer took the logbook and said he would fill it out later. 3 weeks later the seller started to receive fine letters at his house in london (about 9 in total )that the car was parked on private land in Coventry in East Midlands.
He has told the parking company that he is in far east and that the car was sold on his behalf by his mate while he was away. New buyer details which he had, have also been passed to the parking company. They are not listening and keep demanding payment.
Yesterday he had paper's served informing him of a county court claim.
it would seem that the new buyer didnt change the details on the logbook.
Would he win in court or does he just pay the fines ?
biggest problem is both he and his wife are not planning on coming back to the UK for another 2 years.
Need some advice. Have a friend who moved from London to the far east last year with his family.
He left his wife's car at his friend's house in order for him to sell it on his behalf. The car was in his wifes name.
His friend managed to get a cash sale eariler this year. The buyer took the logbook and said he would fill it out later. 3 weeks later the seller started to receive fine letters at his house in london (about 9 in total )that the car was parked on private land in Coventry in East Midlands.
He has told the parking company that he is in far east and that the car was sold on his behalf by his mate while he was away. New buyer details which he had, have also been passed to the parking company. They are not listening and keep demanding payment.
Yesterday he had paper's served informing him of a county court claim.
it would seem that the new buyer didnt change the details on the logbook.
Would he win in court or does he just pay the fines ?
biggest problem is both he and his wife are not planning on coming back to the UK for another 2 years.
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