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Does the claimant know who the driver was or are they just assuming that it was you?

Has the driver been revealed in any appeal etc?

When does the claimant have to pay the court fee?

If paid, your defence is already submitted and you both have a deadline for submitting Witness Statements, as you note.

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Dear Sir/Madam,


This email is to confirm that your trial scheduled to proceed, and it will be heard as a Face-to-Face hearing , on the 4 March 2026 at XX
 

It will take place at the Court building.

 
In order to manage Court time and resources efficiently please confirm if this case is going to be effective or whether the parties will be settling/ have come to an agreement as soon as possible and preferably 72 hours before the hearing.

If you plan to seek an adjournment, please do so as soon as possible and preferably 72 hours before the hearing.

Please note the following:

This case has been listed in a "back to back" list. These lists are designed to clear a large amount of small claims hearings by arranging a number of cases in a single list to be heard by one of up to 2 District Judges. Court staff are unable to inform you of the Judge or the exact time of the hearing. You should be available at the time shown on your hearing notice. Any queries over the listing of the case, orders from the hearing or applications to adjourn should be made to this Court. In addition to this any applications that are received later than 5 working days before the hearing will be extremely difficult to refer to a Judge for approval due to the busy nature of the hearing lists. On these occasions the application will be put on the file to be dealt with at the hearing. If you do not receive a response to your application before the hearing it will denote that the case remains in the list. Court staff are not legally trained and cannot give advice as to whether you should attend your hearing or not.

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Phone the CNBC first thing on Monday morning, preferably about 8:30am in order to avoid a long wait. You will have to give them the claim number, and tell them you need them to email you the PoC while you wait and do not leave the call until you have received the PoC by email in your in-box.

Claimant:  UK PARKING CONTROL LIMITED
Claimant solicitor: DCB LEGAL LTD.

Particulars of claim: 1. THE DEFENDANT (D) IS INDEBTED TO THE CLAIMANT (C) FOR A PARKING CHARGE(S) ISSUED TO VEHICLE X AT UXBRIDGE ROAD RETAIL PARK, UXBRIDGE ROAD, HAYES, UB4 0TU. 2. THE PCN(S) WERE ISSUED ON 03/12/2023, 07/01/2024, 21/01/2024. 3. THE DEFENDANT IS PURSUED AS THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE FOR BREACH OF THE TERMS ON THE SIGNS (THE CONTRACT). REASON:NOT PARKED CORRECTLY WITHIN THE MARKINGS OF THE BAY OR SPACE. 4. IN THE ALTERNATIVE THE DEFENDANT IS PURSUED AS THE KEEPER PURSUANT TO POFA 2012, SCHEDULE 4. AND THE CLAIMANT CLAIMS 1. £510 BEING THE TOTAL OF THE PCN(S) AND DAMAGES. 2. INTEREST AT A RATE OF 8% PER ANNUM PURSUANT TO S.69 OF THE COUNTY COURTS ACT 1984 FROM THE DATE HEREOF AT A DAILY RATE OF £.07 UNTIL JUDGMENT OR SOONER PAYMENT. 3. COSTS AND COURT FEES

Please read the questions asked and answer them. If you insist on only providing part answers, you are just wasting our time.

@DWMB2 already pointed me to the defence you submitted, which appears to be the generic one from MSE forum. As you included the Chan and Akande transcripts, I am assuming that the PoC failed to state a cause of action.

Who is the claimants representative bulk litigator?

However, more importantly, you have not answered the question about the PoC. Also, you have not said whether the claimant submitted a WS.