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Omg, I'm so happy  ;D  :D.
Thank you soooo much to you and other heroes out there who were incredibly helpful, informative and patient with me! I can't believe this!  God bless you all xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Hey guys,

Due to an unexpected illness I haven't completed or submitted my witness statement BUT I received an email from DCB Legal Ltd saying this:
Dear Sirs,

We act on behalf of the Claimant Smart Parking Limited.

Please find attached the Claimant's N279 Notice of Discontinuance.

The Defendant has been copied into this email by way of service.

Kind Regards,

They attached the form and they've ticked the box saying: discontinued all of this claim.

My question is:
-Do I still submit a witness statement?
-What do I need to do with this Claimant's N279 Notice of Discontinuance? I'm not sure if I need to fill it in? If so, what do I say?
-How can I post/attach photos/forms on here? I have tried different apps/links and none have been successful.
Thank you.

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I don't have any witnesses that I can get hold off. I know other lodgers had the same issue but didn't think it was going to end up getting tickets. I couldn't remember the name of the staff either. Do I need to put that in writing?

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I don't have any witnesses that I can get hold off. I know other lodgers had the same issue but didn't think it was going to end up getting tickets. I couldn't remember the name of the staff either. Do I need to put that in writing?

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SMART PARKING LIMITED

21 May 2026
1st Claimant Ref 1s Defendant Ref

The trial of the above Small Claim will take place in person at 10:00 AM
on 10 August 2026 with an estimated time of 1.5 hours
at
the County Court at Wandsworth, 76/78 Upper Richmond Road, Putney, London, SW 15 2SU
Please note: This case may be released to another Judge, possibly at a different Court
Unless the claimant does by 4.00pm on the 13 July 2026 pay to the court the trial fee of £59.00 or file a properly completed application (i.e one which provides all the required information in the manner requested) for help with fees, then the claim will be struck out with effect from 13 July 2026 without further order and. unless the court orders otherwise, you will also be liable for the costs which the defendant has incurred.
(The trial fee is fee 2, 1 in the current Civil Fees Order)
If your claim has been struck out, it will no longer exist. The hearing will be vacated, unless a counterclaim survives the claim being struck out.
If. following strike out of the claim the claimant or defendant wishes to start fresh proceedings a new claim must be filed together with the appropriate fee or application for help with fees.
Information and leaflets explaining more about how to pay a court fee or how to apply available from the court office or online at: hitp://www.gov.ux/cour-fes-what-they-are for a help with fees are
The trial fee 1S non refundable. If parties settle before the trial fee is due. the trial fee will not be payable.
If a consent order settling the matter iS requested after the trial fee has been paid, the consent order fee will still be payable.
Please note, unless office regarding payment of the fee or with fees, there will be no further correspondence from the court.
Date: 21 May 2026

On the second page it says:

NOTICE TO THE PARTIES
1.
This document ells vou how to prepare for the hearing. Ilt is important that you follow these instructions.
2.
You must pay the hearing fee to your Home Court. This is the court which normally deals with your case. If you need to make an application, send it to the Home Court
If your case settles or an agreement is reached prior to the hearing, you must contact the Home Court with a proposed Consent Order.
4. This case has been given a time estimate. If you are concerned that the time allocated is not sufficient you must contact the Home Court immediately
5.
Your case has been listed at the same time as severa other cases, but you MUST be available at the time given, or earlier as you may need to speak to your lega representative. Please note that your case may not start at.the time stated and that you may have to wait until your case is called. which may be later in the day
6 The order in which cases will start is based on the time estimate and other factors. If you are not available at the required time the case may be heard in your absence, and the Judge will make whatever order appears appropriate.
7.
In rare events, it may not be possible to hear the case. If it is not possible to provide a judge to hear your case, the court and His Majesty's Court and Tribunal Service wil not be responsible for any costs incurred in the absence of maladministration.

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I have tried to put a copy of the letter via:
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Postimages
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But haven't been successful. Is there another way I can post the letter on here?

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https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME1DBAQZ https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME1DBAR2

Can someone please kindly explain what does all this mean and what I need to do next? Thanks!

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HELP!

Just had a phone call from DCB legal wanting to speak to me. I said I was driving to work and was unable to speak to them. Arranged to call me back on my lunch break. I blocked their number.
My question is: Do I need to speak to them? If they call me on a different number, do I just hang up? or what do I need to say or do?

Would appreciate some advice please!

Thanks

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How do I upload the photos then? Obviously the link is not working. Is there another app that I can use instead? I am not tech savvy.

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Hi Peeps,

I received a letter from small claims court asking me to put my evidence forward and to appear in court in person.
It looks they are dragging me all the way to the end!
Any advice would be appreciated, please.
Thanks.

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Private parking tickets / Re: Received LETTER OF CLAIM. Please advise!!!
« on: February 25, 2026, 12:44:41 pm »
Actually the mediator called on the last minute of the allocated time and said that the claimant will take me to court as they haven't accepted my £0 settlement offer. Mediator claimed to be working for the small claims court and reluctantly gave me their full name and said that they hold legal and written authority to negotiate and settle today. So what happens now?

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