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Many thanks for this - I would not have known to do any of this without your help & probably would have fubar'd it as yuou noted. I've pasted the text into the appropriate field on the MCOL website & have submitted. I assume its now a case of hurry up & wait for their reply/assessment?

Quick update just for info & benefit of others like me who do not know this process at all - recieved acknowlegdement/recipet of defence submission, so now assume we wait for DCBL to reply, if at all.

Link to scan of court reciept letter:
https://1drv.ms/b/c/46ae79d8cea5d38a/IQDgY64MxWwYQ5R5ZB6AsqHDAQIJNwh5tWhqKREECTh-CMQ?e=FfnDn1

Yes, you will receive a letter saying that they have reviewed your defence and their client intends to proceed and a copy of their N180 DQ.

You are spot on once again b789. DCB Legal have emailed me the following email & attached N180.

Email: https://1drv.ms/b/c/46ae79d8cea5d38a/IQDiOViv9mq3QpVuyj6foawsAeQQicsh-FxaI-18kvoa5QM?e=CxV0kc

N180: https://1drv.ms/b/c/46ae79d8cea5d38a/IQCfQgicEG77SpKYvfeNjPlYAa7Rkfwil5ra85JLBh5lv2c?e=mo8U8e

There does not appear to be any updates on the MCOL website yet if that means anything.

So the 64,000 peso question is - what next?

Cheers have found the informationm I need here:

https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/dcb-legal-on-behalf-of-euro-carparks-claim-form-received-defence-needs-submittin/msg88670/#msg88670

The only thing I am not clear on however is how long I have to respond. I recieved DCB's questionnaire on 5th Jan. I've downloaded & completed the N180 form as suggested in the above post, but just want to confirm what sort of timeframe I have to email this in as per the explanation on the above thread?

Thanks for the super quick note, genuinely appreciated. I have checked MCOL & there is no notification or update as yet beyond confirm of my original defense submission, so will hold fire until such times as that updates per your guidance.

No.
Send it either when MCOL tells you it’s been sent to you, or you receive forms in the post.
This will then lead to allocation to your local court, with deadlines, which normally mean that DCB Legal discontinue rather than pay the court fee.
As you can see, this all takes time.