Stupid letter from DVLA!!
30 January 2010, 06:00 PM
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If you have a letter staing that the road they claim you were driving on is actually private, then ignore the letter and go to court. Defend it with a solicitor/lawyer and claim damages/costs. Jobs a good 'un!
30 January 2010, 06:05 PM
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The housing association were not even phased by it one bit.
The estate manager said he had done one for a person in Portsmouth a year or two ago for the same thing.
The estate manager said he had done one for a person in Portsmouth a year or two ago for the same thing.
30 January 2010, 06:24 PM
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Personally, I would ignore the letter and wait for court papers to land on my door mat, then send a pre-action protocol letter and see what they have against you.
The advantage you have doing it this way, as a litigant in person, you can claim £10ph in preparing your defense, which by all accounts seems pretty solid.
An easy hundred quid for you.
The advantage you have doing it this way, as a litigant in person, you can claim £10ph in preparing your defense, which by all accounts seems pretty solid.
An easy hundred quid for you.
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