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       #Post#: 46912--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: stickycactus22
       Date: November 25, 2024, 5:20 am
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       Yes I spoke to the CNBC and they claim it is 2 separate claims.
       Mcol history includes the one that is relevant in this post
       ending the T7J which has AoS submitted and is onto the defence.
       Mcol history doesn't include T6J which has CCJ issued. Guess I
       will cough up 277 quid.
       
       I'm on my phone and mcol website is shit on mobile phones.
       #Post#: 46914--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: b789
       Date: November 25, 2024, 5:37 am
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       But did you receive the claim form for the other case? If you
       did and you mixed up, you can apply for a set aside.
       If you log into MCOL with the other claim number, does it appear
       there? You should be able to see al claims against you when you
       log into MCOL.
       Why would you not respond to a claim if you have already done so
       for a separate one against the same claimant?
       We need an answer to that if you want to avoid paying out to
       this nasty vexatious operator.
       Did you ask for a copy of the PoC of the other claim to
       determine what the date of the alleged contravention was?
       #Post#: 46915--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: stickycactus22
       Date: November 25, 2024, 5:44 am
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       I log into Mcol with an email and password, then I enter the
       claim number and defence pack password. In this case, I do not
       have a defence pack password.
       These claim forms are being sent to my fathers house, I suspect
       he thought the claims were duplicates because of very similar
       claim no.
       I'm not sure how to log in with a claim number..
       #Post#: 46916--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: b789
       Date: November 25, 2024, 5:49 am
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       Well, that's unfortunate. Are you saying that your car is
       registered to your father's address? Do you receive any mail
       addressed to you at that address within a day or so?
       Does you father have a copy of the other claim form?
       #Post#: 46917--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: stickycactus22
       Date: November 25, 2024, 5:51 am
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       Yes my car is registered there as I have moved out fairly
       recently..
       He's currently at work but will check if he has the other form.
       Would it still be possible to dispute the ccj or do I just cough
       it up?
       #Post#: 46921--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: b789
       Date: November 25, 2024, 6:08 am
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       It will depend on why the other claim was not responded to. If
       there is a possibility that it was mistaken as a duplicate of
       the other claim, you'd have to convince a judge of that. A
       single digit difference in the claim number from the same
       claimant could be an excuse.
       The point is, you have already defended a claim by the same
       claimant, so why would you not defend a second claim. The
       Overriding Objective is that you would have a reasonable
       prospect of successfully defending the claim and would have
       defended it.
       The only issue is that it will cost you £303 to apply for the
       set aside with no guarantee that it would be successful. It
       would be applied for under CPR 13.3 and there is case law that
       supports any claim being set aside as part of the Overriding
       Objective should be granted.
       You could ask that the application fee costs be reserved pending
       the outcome of the claim being successfully defended which means
       that if you are subsequently successful with your defence, the
       application fee would be paid by the claimant. They are likely
       to try and resist because they have done nothing wrong by
       applying for a default CCJ as the claim was not even
       acknowledged or defended and they sent all the correspondence to
       the correct address (as you have stated, you are using your
       fathers address for service).
       There is a possibility that the court would grant the set aside
       but that the claim has to be defended and they do not award the
       application fee against the claimant. So, you'd already be £303
       down and still having to defend the claim.
       Whilst the claim is easily defended and has a very good prospect
       of being successful, it is not guaranteed. By paying the CCJ in
       full before 18th December, it will be expunged from the record
       and that will be the end of it.
       #Post#: 46936--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: stickycactus22
       Date: November 25, 2024, 7:15 am
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       Really unfortunate regarding that T6J claim, I guess I will just
       cough up 277 and get it over and done with as it's not worth
       spending 303 and then potentially not even getting it disputed..
       we fight the T7J one though.
       Thanks for your help, very much appreciate it.
       #Post#: 47112--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: b789
       Date: November 26, 2024, 9:59 am
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       Can you please confirm that we are definitely discussing two
       separate incidents? Did you by chance make the same mistake when
       dropping off and then again when picking up at the airport
       This needs clarifying before you pay this CCJ.
       #Post#: 47217--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: stickycactus22
       Date: November 27, 2024, 4:03 am
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       Yes, they are two seperate instances, both happend within a few
       weeks of eachother unfortunately.
       The CCJ has been paid in full. Unfortunate circumstances but it
       is what it is.
       #Post#: 47219--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Liverpool John Lennon Airport - NO STOPPING 'PCN' - ELMS
       LEGAL - County Claim
   DIR By: b789
       Date: November 27, 2024, 4:32 am
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       That's a pity. Because of the failure to respond to a claim, you
       have enriched the claimant with not only the £100 charge but
       also the fake added £70 and their fixed fees.
       You now have to hope that the current claim is successful. I am
       confident that the defence should do the job. However, knowing
       how vexatious VCS are, the may go all the way to a hearing.
       Your job is not finished, as you will have to provide a Witness
       Statement (WS) if the case is not discontinued or struck out.
       Normally, once the claim is allotted to your local county court,
       you and the claimant will receive orders from the court with a
       hearing date and a deadline to submit relevant paperwork
       (bundles). Usually, the deadline is 14 days before the hearing.
       My advice is not to submit your WS until the last possible
       moment or at least until you've had a chance to see the
       claimants WS.
       When you receive the claimants WS, show us here so that we can
       prepare your WS which will hopefully contain enough points that
       can be easily rebutted.
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