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RE: UKPC Parking-Parked in an area where no parking allowed w/blue Badge WF1 2DF - b789 - 08-17-2026

Are you submitting it with line breaks or are you trying to submit it with only line wraps (not breaks).

Where did you get “< >” from? I have not used those characters.


RE: UKPC Parking-Parked in an area where no parking allowed w/blue Badge WF1 2DF - rhbmcse - 08-17-2026

No, I know. 
That's just what it said. 

Removing " and replacing with ' has allowed it to pass their filters and be submitted.


RE: UKPC Parking-Parked in an area where no parking allowed w/blue Badge WF1 2DF - b789 - 08-18-2026

Their system is so bad and antiquated. I have recently used the MCOL to bring my own claim (not parking) against a retailer and when initiating a claim, it has been improved significantly and there is no longer a limit on what you can put in the claim or for the defence. I'm not sure why there is a difference between that and this for the parking claim.

It really won't matter though. This is a claim issued through DCB Legal and they will discontinue before the hearing. However, that's a few months down the line.


RE: UKPC Parking-Parked in an area where no parking allowed w/blue Badge WF1 2DF - rhbmcse - 08-18-2026

Thanks for the advice so far. 
Honestly, I can't say I'm either worried nor intimidated! 
I find the whole thing quite amusing...