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You cannot simply just receive a CCJ! There is a whole legal process to be gone through and if you were to be unsuccessful in defending a claim and a CCJ was issued, as long as it is paid in full within 28 days of issue, it is completely expunged from your credit record.Thanks. I've since updated my V5C because of these letters. My car was registered at my family home, as I sometimes leave it there, and I only live a few minutes away, and my mother saves mail for me to pick up, so I don't know how I didn't get notified of the PCNs prior.
The main concern here is that you did not receive anything prior to DCBL contacting you which brings us to why? Have you changed address at any point and failed to update your V5C registration document? Many people think that updating their drivers licence details with the DVLA is all the is needed. It isn't. You must update the V5C separately. Check your V5C details now.
If you have email evidence from the Trust that the PCN had been cancelled, that is good enough.
DCBL are only debt collectors and can and should be ignored. They are powerless to do anything and certainly cannot take you to court. Never, ever communicate with a useless debt collector.
If you want to check that the PCN has been cancelled, you need to get in touch with CEL. The very first thing you should do, if your V5C is not up to date, is send the DPO of CEL a Data Rectification Notice instructing them to update their records with your current address for service of documents and to erase your old address. The highlighted words are there for a reason and should be used.
In the meantime, ignore anything and everything from DCBL. You should only be concerned if/when you receive a Letter of Claim (LoC) either directly from CEL or one of the bulk litigators they may use such as DCB Legal.