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UKPC- Snowhill retail park Wakefield, NTK for not parked correctly within the markings of the bay or space.

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#16
We can help with that but you must stop saying "I did this" and "I did that" - instead you should say "the driver did this" and "the driver did that" - the idea is that the drivers identity is not revealed.

There are several angles to approach the defence.

Are there any better pictures of the vehicle in the bay?
#23
Looks like the two cars to your left caused you to park slightly to the right?

The bays look very small - that Land Rover barely fits in one.
Yes i agree.
What should be my response to the letter.
Can someone please guide me to a draft.
Thanks
#27
Check your status with MCOL urgently.
If you did not file a defence on time you may find UKPC has applied for and obtained a default judgment against you.
If not, submit a defence as a matter of urgency.
If so, you either pay up or pay >£300 to get the judgment set aside, which will only be granted if the court thinks you have a potential defence and then, if you win, you may or may not get the fee back.
Last Edit: August 17, 2026, 03:03:16 pm by jfollows
#29
Check your status with MCOL urgently.
If you did not file a defence on time you may find UKPC has applied for and obtained a default judgment against you.
If not, submit a defence as a matter of urgency.
If so, you either pay up or pay >£300 to get the judgment set aside, which will only be granted if the court thinks you have a potential defence and then, if you win, you may or may not get the fee back.

MCOL states

A Judgment has been entered against you. You cannot respond to the claim at this time but you may apply for the judgment to be set aside.

Your acknowledgment of service was submitted on 24/07/2026 at 23:12:31

Your acknowledgment of service was received on 27/07/2026 at 01:05:48

A judgment was issued against you on 12/08/2026 at 19:09:04

What's my my next step

Last Edit: August 17, 2026, 03:29:59 pm by boxer29
#30
Pay within 30 days of 12/8, see https://www.gov.uk/county-court-judgments-ccj-for-debt/ccjs-and-your-credit-rating
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If you pay within one month

If you pay the full amount within one month, you can get the judgment removed from the register.

Write to the court to say you’ve paid. You’ll need to send proof of payment from the person or business you owed money to.

You can pay to have the judgment set aside, but only you can decide if it’s worth paying >£300 which you may never get back for this. Concentrate on getting your judgment removed from the records by paying now would be my advice.

You were told on the original form (Reply #10) and here, what your deadlines were. You missed them. Too late to file a defence unless you pay for the judgment to be set aside first.

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So AoS or defence by 28 July
Defence following AoS by 11 August
Last Edit: August 17, 2026, 03:41:12 pm by jfollows