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The first link doesn't work. We need to see whatever you have received from the court.

You were taken to court by DCB Legal and did not respond, either because you ignored it or because you did not know.
DCB Legal applied for a judgment in default against you, which was awarded, and now the court states that you owe them £319.72.
Can you fill in the blanks?
What happened?
Did you ignore or did you not know?
If you did not know, why not?

No I didn't receive any letters through the post or I would have known,in all fairness I was actually waiting for the lbc, but didn't receive it

I think you need to help us try to fill in some of the blanks here.

You received the original Notice to Keeper, we assume, because you manged to appeal it. Have you, at any point between then and now, changed address?

As well as receiving a Letter of Claim, you should also have received a Claim Form, from the court, prior to the judgement in default that you have shown us. The Claim Form looks somewhat similar to the judgement in default, but says "Claim Form" in the top left. Did you receive one of these?

What is an n244 form and can I possibly apply for a set under CPR 13.2 OR 13.3?

Any help with this is much appreciated.

That CCJ is for a single PCN. You say you received many more. They cannot sue you again for the remaining ones under action estoppel. However, I refer you to an answer I gave someone in a similar situation where they never received an LoC or the claim form:

You will have to apply for a set aside which will cost £313. You must send a SAR to DCB Legal making sure you receive a copy of the Letter of Claim (LoC) and evidence of it having been posted.

You will also have to contact the CNBC and get them to send you the Particulars of Claim (PoC) and the issue date of the claim. Tell them you never received the N1SDT claim form and you will require evidence of it having been posted as you can rebut them saying it was sent without this proof.

If you can also evidence issues with your post being unreliable or erratic, keep that handy. You will be applying for a set aside under both CPR 13.2 and 13.3.

If DCB Legal cannot evidence having posted the LoC, you can claim your costs (£313) back from them. If the court believes that the claim was never served correctly, especially if there is no evidence it was posted to you, it is a compulsory set aside.

Even if there is evidence of posting either the LoC or the claim form (doubtful), the court has discretion to set aside the CCJ as there is a good chance you have a defence to the claim