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Private parking tickets / CCJ for parking fine
« on: Yesterday at 04:42:30 pm »
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some advice regarding a private parking fine that has unfortunately escalated.
I parked in a car park run by Euro Parking Services while I went in for a coffee. The car park required customers to enter their vehicle registration into a terminal inside the shop, which I forgot to do. I later received several letters but, due to personal circumstances at the time, I didn’t deal with them.
The matter has now been passed to Gladstones Solicitors, and a County Court Judgment (CCJ) has been issued against me for £490. I understand this was a default judgment as I didn’t respond to the court claim.
As far as i can see the only way to challenge this now is to apply for a set aside (judgment to be cancelled), but the court fee is around £330 plus, which is extremely high and obviously a way of making people not want to appeal
I dont want the baliffs knocking on my door if I refuse to pay.
What are options??
If anyone has experience with similar cases or can offer guidance on my options, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
I’m looking for some advice regarding a private parking fine that has unfortunately escalated.
I parked in a car park run by Euro Parking Services while I went in for a coffee. The car park required customers to enter their vehicle registration into a terminal inside the shop, which I forgot to do. I later received several letters but, due to personal circumstances at the time, I didn’t deal with them.
The matter has now been passed to Gladstones Solicitors, and a County Court Judgment (CCJ) has been issued against me for £490. I understand this was a default judgment as I didn’t respond to the court claim.
As far as i can see the only way to challenge this now is to apply for a set aside (judgment to be cancelled), but the court fee is around £330 plus, which is extremely high and obviously a way of making people not want to appeal
I dont want the baliffs knocking on my door if I refuse to pay.
What are options??
If anyone has experience with similar cases or can offer guidance on my options, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.