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Hi,

I just received an email from the small claims service saying my mediation is today and that they sent an email last month with the appointment details but I never received the appointment email. Now they are stating they cannot reschedule the mediation.

What should I do and is there anything I should do in preparation for the mediation?

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Hi,

I have finally received a response from the court requesting that the 'Directions questionnaire - small claims track: Form N180' be completed. Is there a specific way in which the form needs to be completed?

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-n180-directions-questionnaire-small-claims-track

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Thanks,

The only document ECP sent to the hirer was the PCN. None of the other items (a, b, c and notice to keeper) listed above were sent to the hirer. However, I do not know if the hire company sent a copy of any of the listed items to ECP at the time they notified ECP of who the hirer was.

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The driver did not identify themself to ECP but the vehicle was a hire vehicle. The initial PCN was issued to the hire company who then provided ECP with the hirer's details to forward the PCN directly to the hirer.

Also, an email was sent to a third party company, who ECP passed on the PCN to before this money claim. This email could potentially identify the driver.

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I received a money claim (CCJ) from Euro Car Parks Limited (ECP), represented by DCB Legal Ltd, for a parking charge (PCN) at a petrol station. The reason given was “Your vehicle has overstayed the maximum time period allowed.”

I did not respond to the initial PCN in time and when I finally tried to by calling ECP to appeal they didn’t want to listen and said I had to pay as it’s past the appeal period. The issue at hand is the vehicle was not parked and the driver was using the petrol station services to inflate the tyres of the vehicle. Also it took the driver a longer time than usual as they had a flat tyre, which also caused tyre pressure warning lights to be displayed and the vehicle wasn’t their personal vehicle so it took some time to figure out how to reset the warning light correctly. Additionally, the driver made 2 payments at the air pump because of the longer use.

After further escalation by ECP, the driver has now received a money claim. They are in the process of completing their defence form. Can someone help in advising the best way to defend this?

Thank you

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