Litigation

Euro Parking Services ltd works alongside Landlords to protect and manage their land, we always do our best to prevent misuse of the land, if you have received a PCN from us it must be resolved fully, either in full payment, appeal, debt recovery or court.

Euro Parking Services Ltd works alongside landlords to protect and manage their land. We always do our best to prevent misuse of property. If you have received a PCN from us, it must be resolved either through full payment, an appeal, debt recovery, or court proceedings.

Our first stage of legal proceedings is a letter before court action which is dealt with by our in-house legal team. Please note at this stage Euro Parking Services will not accept any further correspondence disputing your case. You have 28 days from the date of issuance to pay your Parking Charge Notice (PCN). If payment is made within the first 14 days, a discounted rate will apply. However, if payment is made after this 14-day window, the full PCN charge must be paid.

To strengthen our enforcement process, Euro Parking Services has partnered with Empira, and TNC Collection Services, they manage the recovery of unpaid PCNs and oversees the debt recovery process on our behalf, ensuring a seamless transition from initial recovery efforts to tailored enforcement and litigation strategies.

Once a Court order has been entered against you, we will then instruct Court Enforcement officers to obtain payment using different methods to recover payment including attachment of earnings etc. Once your case has been passed onto Court Enforcement agents any further correspondence will only be dealt with by Gladstone Solicitors and Euro Parking Services will be unable to deal with your queries.

Euro Parking Services Ltd is dedicated to investing in legal action in order to pursue unpaid PCNs.

Euro Parking Services Ltd would like to inform you that we are fully legislated and we work to the strict code of practice of the International Parking Community (IPC).

We will provide all information and evidence to proceed to litigation and issue court proceedings against any outstanding PCN.