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Your points are valid.  Plus when it is Tribunal time:



Their website grounds for later as they are quite irrelevant:

Parking
31J Entering and stopping in a box junction when prohibited (camera enforcement)

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Pay and display (P&D) or Cashless
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PCN wrongly / unfairly issued
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I only stopped for a few minutes 
I was not at the location on the day 
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I was not the driver 
I was not the owner / keeper of the vehicle 
I was only a few minutes late back to my vehicle 
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My vehicle was not outside the bay 
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There was nowhere else to park 
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Yes it is my personal name and address on PCN. This was a courtesy car so it would have gone through the garage first, who then passed my details onto the council.

Yes it is my personal name and address on PCN. This was a courtesy car so it would have gone through the garage first, who then passed my details onto the council.

Do you have a copy of the agreement?

Quote from: Bullrat on September 04, 2024, 01:23:28 pm

Yes it is my personal name and address on PCN. This was a courtesy car so it would have gone through the garage first, who then passed my details onto the council.

Do you have a copy of the agreement?

I didn't get a rental agreement. The only thing I signed was the duplicate sheet showing the damage and mileage on the vehicle when I picked up the car, and another when I returned it. Unfortunately I no longer have copies of these.

Put up a draft re the inexact location and I will dig out some cases recently won.  Also a draft re the lack of sight around the corner.  This may well end up at the Tribunal on the website grounds.

As I understand it:

2)Subject to the provisions of this section, where—

(a)a penalty charge notice has been cancelled under paragraph 2 of Schedule 1 to this Act;[ authority accept representations from RK to the effect that the vehicle was on hire],

then this time limit for serving a new PCN applies:

the borough council or Transport for London, as the case may be, may not serve a fresh penalty charge notice after the expiry of the period of 28 days from the date of the cancellation of the penalty charge notice

In short, 28 from date the 'garage's' PCN was cancelled, not 6 months.

The extended period here suggests that the OP's PCN is invalid by virtue of being served late.

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In short, 28 from date the 'garage's' PCN was cancelled, not 6 months.

Which seems to suggest a need for the OP to contact the garage and ask when/if the original PCN was cancelled.

Does Enfield put the history of a PCN online?

I couldn't see a history when I got the video. In my experience most councils don't do timelines - TFL for all its other faults, does.