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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.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.
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.
Check your status with MCOL urgently.
If you did not file a defence on time you may find UKPC has applied for and obtained a default judgment against you.
If not, submit a defence as a matter of urgency.
If so, you either pay up or pay >£300 to get the judgment set aside, which will only be granted if the court thinks you have a potential defence and then, if you win, you may or may not get the fee back.
So AoS or defence by 28 JulyIdid file the AOS.
Defence following AoS by 11 August
Have you logged into MCOL and submitted an AOS?Hi Intercity 125
That's the first thing to do.
Looks like the two cars to your left caused you to park slightly to the right?Yes i agree.
The bays look very small - that Land Rover barely fits in one.
Could you re-post those pictures - I cannot see them.
You are defending this as the Registered Keeper - the driver will never be revealed.
You mean PoFA 2012, the Protection of Freedoms Act.hi jfollows
If this, in what way is it not compliant?
There is no “period of parking” on the NtK, for example. But others may have more and better insights to help you too. See https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2012/9/schedule/4
If you’re going to defend, file AoS to defend in full and do not counterclaim. Do not identify the driver and do not overlook the deadline for filing your defence.
Just don’t use the boilerplate/template defence used here in the past. The courts increasingly strike this out now. Your defence needs to be specific to the Particulars of Claim (which are pathetic) and to the specifics of this case.
So AoS or defence by 28 JulyThanks Jfollows.
Defence following AoS by 11 August