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Live cases legal advice => Private parking tickets => Topic started by: Lesamarie on July 25, 2026, 08:22:21 am
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What if I cannot pay the full amount at once ?
Read the links I gave you.
Or borrow the money from a reputable source.
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What if I cannot pay the full amount at once ?
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Pay within 30 days of the date of the judgment and make sure the CCJ is then removed from your record.
https://www.gov.uk/county-court-judgments-ccj-for-debt/pay-the-judgment-if-you-do-owe-the-money
https://www.gov.uk/county-court-judgments-ccj-for-debt/ccjs-and-your-credit-rating
You can alternatively ask the court to set aside the judgment but even if they do it will cost >£300 with no guarantee of being able to recoup the money, and the court is unlikely to agree to this anyway because it’s essentially your fault, unless you can show a problem with the original service of the court claim which you imply was OK, you just didn’t respond in time. You have 14+5 days from the date on the N1SDT form to file the AoS.
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I have asked the Moderator to move to 'Private' forum.
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Back in 2020 i apparently I and over my time in parking company smart parking at time my mum was dying so wasn’t at home to receive mail and I would never intentionally not pay or go over my time
now six years later recieved court claim did submit AOL but apparently late but I did not recieve the letter to respond until 2/7/26
Now they have sent this this week !
Having reviewed the case using the information available, your Acknowledgment of Service (AOS) was submitted after the permitted time limit. A request for Judgment was received and processed before your AOS was filed. Therefore, the Judgment stands, and I am unable to accept your Defence.
I am returning your response as it was received after the permitted time limit. As a result, Judgment (CCJ) has already been entered against you.
I am so stressed as now have a CCJ what do I do ??