MIL Collections Ltd v Peter Brocklehurst, Truro County Court, 23 Dec 2015
MIL Collections took Mr Brocklehurst to court after having bought an alleged parking debt from Llawnroc Parking Services. The case was heard at Truro, where MIL are based.
MIL sent two representatives and Mr Brocklehurst defended himself. The Judge threw out the case before Mr Brocklehurst had presented any points on the grounds of the pictures signage MIL submitted was obviously not from where the alleged offence took place.
Case dismissed.
Prankster Note
The Judge was obviously well aware of the nature of the Llawnroc operation.
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2 representatives , the office must have closed for the day!
ReplyDeletenice to see it happen in there home town , they can forget ambushing people now
"Shall we go back to not turning up?"
ReplyDelete"Bloody right we will! My brown eye ain't half sore after that savage pummelling the Judge gave it."
I have to ponder if the Judge knew the car park in question?
ReplyDeleteThe Court may have been given a heads up beforehand by an interested party. Would you know anything about that Pranky? ;)
Deletethe judges wife might have had a ticket on the very site
ReplyDeleteand unlike "N Martin" (ANPR) , may very well have known the site "personally"
Operation, racket, it's all just a piece of the action, see.
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