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Private parking tickets / Re: Pilot Pub Greenwich. Claim Form
« on: July 23, 2026, 09:27:46 am »
Thanks very much. Most helpful

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Private parking tickets / Re: Pilot Pub Greenwich. Claim Form
« on: July 23, 2026, 07:26:01 am »
Another quick question.
If I defend and lose, is that automatically a CCJ, or would I still have the option to pay.

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Private parking tickets / Re: Pilot Pub Greenwich. Claim Form
« on: July 22, 2026, 02:20:34 pm »
Thank you. I'll try again with the images later. I'm fully capable of reading signs. I just didn't look, assuming my friend was parking properly.

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Private parking tickets / Pilot Pub Greenwich. Claim Form
« on: July 22, 2026, 01:27:32 pm »
Hi. I'm new here, but had help from Peppipoo in the past.

Before Christmas I went out to dinner in Greenwich at the Pilot Pub. I definitely wasn't driving, having had fairly major surgery a while previously, but I am the keeper of the car in question.
We didn't notice any signage, either inside the venue, or outside, but apparently you are supposed to register your vehicle with the venue. We didn't.
I must confess I've been a bit useless with this, ignoring everything (and stupidly throwing away most of it) but yesterday I received a claim form, which I will attempt to attach. Miraculously I've found the original Parking Charge paperwork, and a notice of debt recovery from DCB Legal,but not the NTK or the Letter Before Claim.

I assume my next step is to fill in the Acknowledgement of Service saying I intend to defend all of the claim.

I realise my defence is a bit rubbish, but I have nothing to lose, right? I am a blue badge holder, and I imagine I would have displayed it, but don't actually remember.
I have incurable cancer, and am a dialysis patient as well, registered disabled, so have had bigger things on my mind than a parking ticket. I realise that's no excuse, but that's where I'm at. Is there any mileage in filling in the bit that says "are you vulnerable"? My general health and chemo, dialysis etc result in brain fog, which can sometimes make me not think the straightest.


Any advice would be gratefully received.
Many Thanks




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