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Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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Thank you for the clarification. My main concern is avoiding a court summons or CCJ. That said, if I have not received a Letter of Claim, it would appear ECP have not followed the correct pre-action procedure so the is no real threat of that happening.

Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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Thank you for the clarification. My main concern is avoiding a court summons or CCJ. That said, if I have not received a Letter of Claim, it would appear ECP have not followed the correct pre-action procedure so the is no real threat of that happening.

You can not receive a "CCJ" or a County Court Judgment unless and until you are taken to court and lose your case, and even if so you will not have it recorded on your credit file unless you do not pay within 30 days. Search the forum for many cases in which a court claim is made, but defended, and the case is subsequently discontinued.

There are no guarantees this will happen in this particular case, of course, but I suggest that the odds are good that it will.
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Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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My main concern is avoiding a court summons or CCJ.

Different beasts.

A court summons is the last regular step in the 'breach of contract' process where the dispute is adjudicated by a judge. It's almost inevitable because it's part of the claimant's tactics.

A CCJ is, as already posted, the result of an outcome i.e. a judgment in the claimant's favour after a hearing AND you not paying within the prescribed period.

But there's a key step between summons and court hearing, namely the claimant paying the prescribed fee which seems a bridge too far for many.
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Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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The land is clearly covered by byelaws, so PoFa don't apply.

Just send them an email saying that, and that they have no lawful rights to pursue the registered keeper. Also, mention that they consequently are in breach of the UK GDPR rule because they asked your private data to DVLA and they keep hassling you, making the situation worse for them. You can mention you will sue them for breach of GDPR rule if they don't cancel the PCN immediately and that is causing you anxiety and frustration.

As I mentioned before if you can download a template letter here: https://www.ninjapcn.co.uk/
Just put the postcode CT214HL and choose Brockhill Country park. Just use today's date, the deadline doesn't really matter at this point as you won't go to popla.
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Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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Thanks. There isnt actually any email address that I can find...

Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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To be clear - you are waiting for a Letter of Claim.

That's it - relax - carry on living your life.
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Re: Euro Car Parks - Final Notification - Brockhill County Park, Hythe
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you can send them the letter via post or use their appeal portal. But yeah also chill cause they have no legal stance to enforce anything upon you.
I would send them an appeal letter demanding for the PCN to be scrapped anyway for the peace of mind, otherwise they will keep pestering you.