Yesterday, 05:03 PM
@Rosa23, yes, that is correct.
The claim number appearing on the County Court Judgment is the same claim number originally assigned when proceedings were issued. N0FC8H6V is consistent with the standard eight-character claim number format used by the Civil National Business Centre (CNBC).
More importantly, you have confirmed that CNBC has identified this as the claim number for your case. You now have everything necessary to identify the proceedings in your correspondence with ParkingEye.
Use both references:
• County Court Claim No: N0FC8H6V
• ParkingEye Reference: 388857/564384
There is no need to contact CNBC again simply to verify the claim number.
You can now proceed with the formal request to ParkingEye for consent to set aside the default judgment at its expense, giving it seven working days to respond.
The claim number appearing on the County Court Judgment is the same claim number originally assigned when proceedings were issued. N0FC8H6V is consistent with the standard eight-character claim number format used by the Civil National Business Centre (CNBC).
More importantly, you have confirmed that CNBC has identified this as the claim number for your case. You now have everything necessary to identify the proceedings in your correspondence with ParkingEye.
Use both references:
• County Court Claim No: N0FC8H6V
• ParkingEye Reference: 388857/564384
There is no need to contact CNBC again simply to verify the claim number.
You can now proceed with the formal request to ParkingEye for consent to set aside the default judgment at its expense, giving it seven working days to respond.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience. - Mark Twain
