ParkingEye filed a claim and Mr Catfood filed a counterclaim.
On 26/6/2016 as a gesture of goodwill, ParkingEye offered to discontinue the case if Mr Catfood paid them £60. He decided not to take advantage of the offer.
On 20/12/2016 as a gesture of goodwill, they offered to discontinue the case if Mr Catfood dropped his counterclaim. He decided not to take advantage of the offer.
On 24/12/16 as a gesture of goodwill, they posted a 500 page bundle of evidence for Mr Catfood to wrap his Christmas presents with and use as hampster bedding.
On 24/1/17 as a gesture of goodwill, ParkingEye offered to pay Mr Catfood £110, and to discontinue their claim. Mr Catfood decided to accept.
Prankster Notes
As a gesture of goodwill, The Prankster has decided to roll around the kitchen floor laughing his head off.
Happy Parking
The Parking Prankster
Do you know what the counterclaim was for?
ReplyDeleteOh boy... My sides are hurting so much... We need to know more about that counterclaim!
ReplyDeleteI just cannot get over the beauty of all this! I too would love to know more about the counterclaim.
ReplyDeleteHaving read the PH thread, I wonder if the decision to agree to pay the counterclaim without court was as much due to the defendants relationship with ABP, than a sensible decision. I am not so sure the rest of us could expect this result without having to attend.
ReplyDelete500 page bundle !!!!! FFS they are desperate
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