Hi, I'm new to the forum and would be grateful for any advice you can give me, last year on june the 16th I parked in the co op car park it was a sunday evening at around 6.30pm and the store was closed, we went on holiday a couple of days after and when we came back after 2weeks we had a PCN from civil enforcement, we tried to contact them to speak to them but it was an automated system, we also called into the co op and a staff member told us they didnt even own the car park, we also contacted the council, we later found out the co op did own the car park as a family member used to be employed there. after reading advice from forum sites we ignored the letters from CEL. Last month I received a letter from the county court, this arrived two days before I was going on holiday, so I filled in my defense as I was worried about leaving it too late. In the mean time I emailed the CEO of the co op stating that as it was a Sunday evening and the store was closed there was no loss to the company, I also stated that I didnt know it was a two hour limit as the signs were so poorly displayed, I was told they couldnt help and that I would have to go to court and defend myself against CEL. I have now just received in the post my directions questionnaire. I'm now worried the information I previously filled in as a defense is not good enough, will I get a chance to give more evidence in court, if so do I need to give copies of any evidence to CEL before the court appearance. I also for got to mention that I received a letter previously stating that 87.5% had been assigned to a company called DEAL so CEL only own 12.5% of the debt, I would be grateful if you could help
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received a N149A regarding CEL
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