Author Topic: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)  (Read 299 times)

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Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
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Adding to thread - brothers appeal was rejected. He didn’t have signed letter from occupier of the property at time of initial appeal. Will take it further to the tribunal.

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See http://www.ftla.uk/civil-penalty-charge-notices-(councils-tfl-and-so-on)/code-27-redbridge-driveway/msg0/#new
« Last Edit: September 05, 2026, 06:37:58 am by John U.K. »

Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
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'consent from a resident does not provide an exemption from enforcement'

Put them on notice of a costs application should they contest the appeal.

As it will be going to adjudicator - can I do this?

Sorry, unsure how the process works!


Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
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Also another point to add
If there is another vehicle that appealed and then paid after it was rejected, is there a way to make the council pay back?
Or at the point of payment - is it too late?

Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
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@Fightback

As others have explained, forum rule is one case, one thread. It sounds as if your brother may have a good case, so please start (or let him start) a new thread for his PCN with the usual info - both sides unredacted PCN, copy of his challenge, copy of rejection, any other paperwork, council images and GSV link. By all means include a link to this thread.

I can then tidy up this thread by removing redundant posts.

Turning to your own PCN (the subject of this thread). Did you post yr challenge as per your post #14 above? Have you received a reply?

Apologies - I have started a new thread and just about to submit my appeal!

Re: Code 27 - PCN Redbridge (driveway)
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Also another point to add
If there is another vehicle that appealed and then paid after it was rejected, is there a way to make the council pay back?
Or at the point of payment - is it too late?


Except in towaway cases, paying a PCN almost invariably closes the matter.