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Solicitors chase 91-year-old over a stranger’s parking fine
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My next-door-neighbour is 91 and has lived on his own for the past few years since his wife passed away. Over the summer he started receiving letters about a parking fine, sent to another man’s namebut at his address. The company is adamant that the DVLA records this vehicle as registered at his address. It won’t accept there is no such person living there.
It is being handled by a firm of solicitors called QDR, with the threat of bailiffs being called in if this person doesn’t pay. My neighbour is very nervous he will get bailiffs on his doorstep. MB, Falmouth
You need to reassure him that there is nothing QDR can do to him because he is not the owner of the vehicle or named on the letters. In the unlikely event that they secured a county
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