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Barking and Dagenham PCN, code 62 now at Notice to Owner stage

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Re: Barking and Dagenham PCN, code 62 now at Notice to Owner stage
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I am the registered keeper. The company’s policy on PCNs is I believe we pay them ourselves and if any correspondence comes via letter they forward it to us directly.
OK, so you have the V5C Registration Certificate for the car, yes ? Is the name and address on it up-to-date and the same now as it was on the contravention date ?
Re: Barking and Dagenham PCN, code 62 now at Notice to Owner stage
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Hi

Apologies I have been unable to access my account and have been desperately needing advice.

I realised that I am not the registered keeper and I don’t believe any of these details are in my name.

Also I have returned the company car and have been given a new one as per company policy where they replace it yearly so I’m not sure if this complicates matters.

I did the informal appeal as I was running out of time and couldnt access this account for advice and it was rejected, I will attach the rejection letter below.

I only have till Wednesday to pay the reduced rate, should I pay the reduced rate or do I have a chance in winning the formal appeal?

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Re: Barking and Dagenham PCN, code 62 now at Notice to Owner stage
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Hi,

I have previously posted about a PCN from Barking and Dagenham council for contravention code 62 on the 09/10/25.


I made the informal appeal which was rejected and I have now received a notice to owner.

I will attach a copy of the windshield PCN, the informal appeal rejection letter and the notice to owner.

I would really appreciate some advice on how to go about tackling this.

Thank you.

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Re: Barking and Dagenham PCN, code 62 now at Notice to Owner stage
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As a Notice to Owner has now been served to the lease company, you have no legal standing in the matter, as the law places responsibility for payment or appealing with the owner of the vehicle. You therefore need to find out what the lease company do when they receive a Notice to Owner. I suspect they will pay it and off-charge you, and add an admin charge on top.