Details:
My husband received a NoE from Collectica
Issued: 13Nov14
Owe Money To: HMCTS London SE & C
Amount: £745.00
Enforcement details: Acting under the TCE 2007 Warrant of Control Act for the offence of:
Fail To Give Information Relating To The Identific
Offence Date: 1Oct14
Liability Order Date: 11Nov14
Compliance stage fee: £75.00
Total sum outstanding: £820.00
What we have done so far:
Now, the facts are:
Question 1: I guess the next step is to contact our nearest Magistrates Court to submit a Statutory Declaration and have it signed to have the Distress Warrant legally recalled/cancelled (what I can put together with the info found on legalbeagle threads)?
Question 2: Do I need to obtain the genuine copy of the Magistrates Court Distress Warrant in order to make a Statutory Declaration? If yes, should I bother asking Collectica or how do I find the contact details for a HMCTS Senior Enforcement Manager? (not sure which HMCTS area this fall under as it may be London where we used to live or it may be Hertfordshire where we moved to)
Question 3: Can I find out what the presumed 'fine' was that was posted to our old address - do I obtain this from visiting a police station to they can check their records or do I need to contact the DVLA?
* End Note: guessing it started off with a parking or speeding fine perhaps as that what comes up if I google 'Offence under section 173 (3) of the road traffic act'
My husband received a NoE from Collectica
Issued: 13Nov14
Owe Money To: HMCTS London SE & C
Amount: £745.00
Enforcement details: Acting under the TCE 2007 Warrant of Control Act for the offence of:
Fail To Give Information Relating To The Identific
Offence Date: 1Oct14
Liability Order Date: 11Nov14
Compliance stage fee: £75.00
Total sum outstanding: £820.00
What we have done so far:
- My husband called Collectica, they said we failed to provide details of a driver and mentioned Lavender
- Found via legalbeagles a post mentioning Lavender Hill Magistrates Court
- Husband phoned last mentioned, told that:
- 'Offence under section 173 (3) of the road traffic act' took place 29Apr14
- (Fine we guess*see note at end) was posted to 'X' (our old address, we moved Sept13)
- Lavender Hill Magistrates Court said they would put everything on hold for 28 days in order for us to make a Statutory Declaration
Now, the facts are:
- DVLA had our new address, drivers license shows new address and was issued 19Sept13, so don't know why they posted it to the old address.
- 18Nov14 is the first we heard about the offence because of Collectica's letter through our letter box
- Still don't know what the assumed fine*see note at end posted to our old address was related to as we never received it and neither Collectica nor Lavender Hill Magistrates Court can tell us what it was about
Question 1: I guess the next step is to contact our nearest Magistrates Court to submit a Statutory Declaration and have it signed to have the Distress Warrant legally recalled/cancelled (what I can put together with the info found on legalbeagle threads)?
Question 2: Do I need to obtain the genuine copy of the Magistrates Court Distress Warrant in order to make a Statutory Declaration? If yes, should I bother asking Collectica or how do I find the contact details for a HMCTS Senior Enforcement Manager? (not sure which HMCTS area this fall under as it may be London where we used to live or it may be Hertfordshire where we moved to)
Question 3: Can I find out what the presumed 'fine' was that was posted to our old address - do I obtain this from visiting a police station to they can check their records or do I need to contact the DVLA?
* End Note: guessing it started off with a parking or speeding fine perhaps as that what comes up if I google 'Offence under section 173 (3) of the road traffic act'
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