08-17-2026, 01:24 PM
@b789
Just to update, I followed your advice and emailed the LoC response to Gladstones’ enquiries address on 19 June 2026, CC’ing myself and keeping proof of sending.
Gladstones have now replied saying they have attached “Evidence Packs”, that their client is satisfied the case should proceed unless £170 is paid by 18 August 2026, and that if payment is not made they are instructed to issue proceedings.
They also state my email was dated 19 July 2026, but it was actually sent on 19 June 2026.
From what I can see, the evidence pack includes the NtK, appeal material, stills/photos and a surrounding sessions lookup, but it does not appear to include the key items requested: full unedited video, site plan, evidence of sign illumination/readability at night, landowner authority/chain of authority, or a proper explanation of the added £70.
I understand the point is not to persuade Gladstones and that a claim is likely anyway.
Is there any tactical value in sending one short reply saying the debt remains disputed and the requested key documents remain outstanding, or should I now say nothing further and wait for the claim?
Thank you.
Just to update, I followed your advice and emailed the LoC response to Gladstones’ enquiries address on 19 June 2026, CC’ing myself and keeping proof of sending.
Gladstones have now replied saying they have attached “Evidence Packs”, that their client is satisfied the case should proceed unless £170 is paid by 18 August 2026, and that if payment is not made they are instructed to issue proceedings.
They also state my email was dated 19 July 2026, but it was actually sent on 19 June 2026.
From what I can see, the evidence pack includes the NtK, appeal material, stills/photos and a surrounding sessions lookup, but it does not appear to include the key items requested: full unedited video, site plan, evidence of sign illumination/readability at night, landowner authority/chain of authority, or a proper explanation of the added £70.
I understand the point is not to persuade Gladstones and that a claim is likely anyway.
Is there any tactical value in sending one short reply saying the debt remains disputed and the requested key documents remain outstanding, or should I now say nothing further and wait for the claim?
Thank you.
