UKPC- Snowhill retail park Wakefield, NTK for not parked correctly within the markings of the bay or space.

This is what the post says, which i have just opened

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This is the post.

pay the full amount and get this removed
and then file a defence.
What should my defence be, worth a try.

You're not reading what I said.

If you pay in full, that's the end of it, no defence, you missed the deadline. If you pay within 30 days you can have the entry removed from your credit record. Otherwise it will be on your record for six years.

If you pay to have the judgment set aside it will cost you >£300 and only if the court accepts this will you be able to submit a defence. You will need to construct an outline defence for this to work.

Feel free to ask for a second opinion if you do not believe me. I have never been in your situation.

You're not reading what I said.

If you pay in full, that's the end of it, no defence, you missed the deadline.

If you pay to have the judgment set aside it will cost you >£300 and only if the court accepts this will you be able to submit a defence.

how much do i pay to have the judgment set aside, if the court accepts this whats my defence going to be. Do i have to appear in a court,

Just looking at my options.

As i was on holidays and missed the deadline, is it a good defence if not
i will pay in full to get this set aside.

Quote from: jfollows on August 17, 2026, 04:23:27 pm

You're not reading what I said.

If you pay in full, that's the end of it, no defence, you missed the deadline.

If you pay to have the judgment set aside it will cost you >£300 and only if the court accepts this will you be able to submit a defence.

Just looking at my options.

As i was on holidays and missed the deadline, is it a good defence if not
i will pay in full to get this set aside.

Being on holiday when you were told of the deadline for submitting a defence is not going to be accepted. You were told by the courts of the deadline.

gives advice on how to get the judgment set aside. Be aware that this is not really a matter for this forum, it is a legal matter and nothing specifically to do with private parking tickets.

Quote from: boxer29 on August 17, 2026, 04:26:29 pm

Quote from: jfollows on August 17, 2026, 04:23:27 pm

You're not reading what I said.

If you pay in full, that's the end of it, no defence, you missed the deadline.

If you pay to have the judgment set aside it will cost you >£300 and only if the court accepts this will you be able to submit a defence.

Just looking at my options.

As i was on holidays and missed the deadline, is it a good defence if not
i will pay in full to get this set aside.

Being on holiday when you were told of the deadline for submitting a defence is not going to be accepted. You were told by the courts of the deadline.

so the 2 options.

pay in full and then after this do i have to inform the court of the claimant will inform the court.

2) if i pay > 300 to set the judgment aside and then if court accepts what will be my defence going to be.
will that be a court hearing in person. whats the probability of court setting this aside.
What are your thoughts

Thanks

I already said

You can pay to have the judgment set aside, but only you can decide if it’s worth paying >£300 which you may never get back for this. Concentrate on getting your judgment removed from the records by paying now would be my advice.

I can’t advise you further. Only you can decide whether paying >£300 up front is worth it.

Thank Jfollows for all your help.
I agree the sensible option is to pay the amount and get this removed from your file.
which i will do.

Make sure to pay within 30 days of the date of the judgment, which was 12 August. Otherwise the record can not be removed, it will be marked as "satisfied" but will remain for six years.