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Private parking tickets / Re: QDR Solicitors - parking violation / CCJ
« on: October 10, 2024, 02:27:35 pm »
Thank you! Would you bother sending a “prove the debt” letter to try and get the whole claim dropped (if they have nothing)?

Would prefer it gone, rather than just ignoring it!

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Private parking tickets / Re: QDR Solicitors - parking violation / CCJ
« on: October 10, 2024, 02:10:51 pm »
Hello,
 
Thanks you v much for the reply. The fine occurred while in Italy (on holiday) – I live in the UK.
 
I’m struggling to upload the letter (attachment size issue) – but here’s a transcript of what it says

QDR Reference XXXX
Site: Via Garibadi Civicio N
Contravention Date: 11/08/2022
Parking event: Circulated in limited traffic area without authorisation
Car Park Operator: NIVI SPA
Issued by: (blank)
Outstanding Balance: £301.04
 
We previously wrote to you in connection with the recovery of the Debt, which has been incurred following the failure to repay the above debt.
 
Payment is now long overdue. If the Debt is not repaid in full within 14 days of this letter, our Client may consider County Court Proceedings against you. If such a step is necessary, we will ask the Court to order that you pay our Client’s legal costs. These will likely be more than the balance of the Debt.
 
If a County Court Judgement (CCJ) is obtained against you… (it then goes on to list impact to credit ratings and methods they’d use to try claim)

Any suggestions as to how best to proceed would be hugely appreciated. I was thinking a “prove the debt” letter, but welcome any better ideas.
 
Thanks
Ian

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Private parking tickets / QDR Solicitors - parking violation / CCJ
« on: October 10, 2024, 01:22:09 pm »
Hello,
 
I am looking for some advice. QDR Solicitors have been trying to contact me regarding a parking violation from 2022 (in Italy, in case that’s relevant), however the letters (from them and the company before who attempted to recover the debt) have been going to the wrong flat. I only became aware of the letters as a neighbour opened a letter by mistake and passed it on.
 
The letter is now threatening County Court Proceedings against me should I not pay.
 
The debt has risen to just over £300 – a large portion of this I imagine is coming from additional charges from the companies who have attempted to recover the debt / interest / late payment charges, however as I have only now been made aware, this seems rather unfair.
 
From initial research it seems perhaps a “prove the debt” letter would be a good first course of action, to see what evidence there is – and whether the claim is valid (I cannot remember the incident whatsoever – although that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen!)
 
I would be really grateful if anyone can point me in the right direction, whether I should proceed with a “prove the debt” letter, or other course of action
 
Many thanks
Ian

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