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oops, I sent my summary sheet instead of the blank authority letter, you can all see my logic at work now.

I have sent you the correct document now Asmal, apologies for my error.
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Redbridge having rejected the formal representations I have started an Appeal to London Tribunals on the simple ground that the 1 hour free had not expired therefore the alleged contravention did not occur.
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Hi no reply received for the appeal it’s been more than 3 weeks
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mrmustard-  February 13, 2024, 04:23:38 pm »



Redbridge having rejected the formal representations I have started an Appeal to London Tribunals[/quote]

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Hi no reply received for the appeal it’s been more than 3 weeks
You have authorised Mr.Mustard to act for you: contact Mr.M to see if he's heard from LT.
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The Appeal is listed for an in person hearing at 2pm on 21 March.

In recent weeks the tendency has been for councils to serve the evidence pack on me with 7 or less days to go so I don't expect to see this one for a few days.

Redbridge are throwing the towel in a lot of the time at the moment so they may yet do so in this case.
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@mrmustard any updates on this one?
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Adjourned to let the council put the traffic order into evidence.
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