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b789, you are a Star!  Thank you for the clear information as well as the advised content.  I will issue that email later, tonight.With appreciation.

Hello Moderators,Now back having been away for a few weeks.  In that time I forwarded N180 to CNBC & Claimant.  However, although I indicated dates I would not be available for the Mediation appointment, the allocation has been within that period.  I have checked by phone if a different date could be assigned, and the response was 'No'.  Since it is a date when I would be in a country without the best communication systems, I feel I may be at a disadvantage on the day if Mediator is unable to easily get through to me.Also, should I have received Claimant's N180 by now?  MCOL site does not include it under the assigned Ref. number, and neither have I received any relevant email from them.Any clarification based on your past experience would be appreciated.Thank you.

Thank you, so much.  It's a weight off my mind!With kind regards

Hello b789,This is a quick update to let you know that I have been checking MCOL daily, but it has thus far not updated anything after my submission was recorded.  I am leaving tomorrow morning, and will be away until early December.  Shall keep on checking MCOL site, and am hoping both parties will email rather  than resort to the post. (CNBC's recent letter dated 10/10 is post-marked 14/10).  Very much aware my N180 is yet to be submitted - especially with information of which dates I will not be available for any mediation that could be proposed.  In the meantime, thanks for your advice and guidance. 

Many thanks, B789.  Shall follow your advice and let you know how I get on.Regards

Thank you, B789, your quick response is appreciated.  I'm concerned that if the N180 form does not arrive in the post before end of this month, I may not have the means to inform the court system.  (I'm hoping the email address would be used for the purpose).When I checked via MCOL today there was no response yet from other side.  Not sure if the MCOL system can be used for informing of my non-availability?

Hello Moderators,Have received acknowledgement from CNBC, of receipt of my defence forwarded via MCOL.They state "A copy is being served on the claimant.  The claimant may contact you direct to attempt to resolve any dispute.  If the dispute cannot be resolved informally, the claimant will inform the court that he wishes to proceed.  The court will then inform you of what will happen.Where he wishes to proceed, the claimant must contact the court within 28 days after receiving a  copy of your defence.  After that period has elapsed, the claim will be stayed.  The only action the claimant can then take will be to apply to a judge for an order lifting the stay."I have a problem in that I will be away from UK for 5 weeks from November, and am not sure what impact that will have on the normal process from this point on. I certainly do not want the Parking firm to win due to my absence!(Do the documents forwarded to you earlier this month highlight any aspects that could be used in a witness statement?)Would be grateful for your advice on how I should proceed. Many thanks again for all you do.

Thanks for your reply and the link.

Hello,Appreciate the advice, and I will look out for that correspondence.Apologies if this appears a silly question, but I would be grateful if you could enlighten me on the purpose of the N180 form?Thank you

Hello b789,Yes, I have now submitted the suggested defence via MCOL.Does the response come in the post or by email?  I'm away from home for a few days, and am concerned that if allowed response time is less than a week, I might miss the deadline....I trust the documents forwarded were received?

Thank you.  Attached are copies of all correspondence received and sent, for your information. (BTW - Imgur is no longer active for UK users from 30.09.25 so I have found an alternative image hosting website which can be accessed via this link: https://postimg.cc/gallery/MTBsbdW )

Thank you, b789, for your comforting message.As I'm elderly (thus slow), and not technologically adept I decided to buy time by completing the AOS on MCOL.I have attempted to forward all correspondence received and sent for your perusal, but that has not yet been successful.  Tomorrow I will seek to obtain help from a young person to send them on to you.In the meantime, thanks to you all.

Thank you very much, DWMB2, for your quick response.  My internet connection is sketchy & keeps dropping, so not been able to upload documents yet.Do I fill in an online form for AOS (ticking box 1) ?Should that be on www.moneyclaim.gov.uk as indicated on the material received or AOS CNBC@justice.gov.ukAlso, with 9/9/25 being issue date on Claim Form, which are the actual deadlines for 14 days, and 28 days? (Unsure if only working days are counted).Appreciate your help.

URGENT HELP NEEDED, PLEASE!Have just returned home after many days away (taking care of a relative), to find a Court letter dated 9/9/25. Since the 14 day deadline is close, I assume AoS needs to be sent out soonest? I would be grateful for clarification of the cut-off dates, and how to send off the AoS with correct details, please.This is all due to a Parking Charge notice issued to me as Registered Keeper by Group Nexus(GN), because Driver of vehicle overstayed at a Motorway services car park on 11/12/2024.  Driver stopped at Leigh Delamere services due to an attack of Migraine coming on, and needing to take medication to prevent it getting worse. Since a long drive was ahead, and bouts of Migraine affected vision, the Driver decided it was best for safety reasons, to rest a while sitting in the car until the Migraine had passed, before continuing the journey.Not expecting to stay long, the Driver had not paid attention to time of arrival, was wholly unaware that parking restrictions existed at this site, and was only focused on getting rid of the Migraine attack, to be able to resume the journey. After some time, when the Migraine had receded, Driver went in to use the facilities, purchased a coffee, and headed off.Until informed of communication received from GN dated 23/01/25, Driver was not aware that free parking was restricted to 2 hours at this service station. (Said not seen any signs near where car had been parked).GN had sent a Parking charge reminder dated 23/01/25 to me as Registered Keeper, in which they stated that documents dated 19/12/24 & 06/01/25 had also been previously issued.  As I had not received those (Christmas time mail issues?), on 30/01/25 I wrote a short letter to GN about that.  Had no reply from GN, but thereafter, debt recovery letters from DcbL followed over next weeks.  As RK, on 03/3/25 I wrote to GN referring to my letter of 30/01/25 not getting a response, and (using advice given on this forum), requesting a copy of original parking charge notice since the burden of proof was on them.Received very brief letter dated 03/04/25 from CP Plus stating "the time within which to appeal has now expired".  I was not aware of this firm's connection to GN until this letter, but was unhappy that they were not following due process, and quite unconcerned that someone had been denied the appeal system.Letter of Claim from DcbLegal dated 6/8/25 had arrived (again, while I was away), and I had very little time for the response (using advice from this forum's Moderators), which was emailed through on 4/9/25.  The automatic reply stated that they "aim to respond to correspondence where required as soon as possible".  Nothing thus far.Now the letter from Courts needs managing, and with so little time to respond I'm in a panic, and desperately need your advice, please.With grateful thanks in advance.  (PS: Will upload all earlier correspondence for your perusal later tonight).