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The PCN & tow must be a London Borough? £200 tow charge + £65 for the PCN?
From your description you submitted a representation (challenge) for this and have had no response. When did you send the representation recorded delivery? The Council should have responded within 56 days.

Please post up the above PCN and any other documents you received at the car pound. Just redact (obscure) your name and address where present and any payment card number from the receipt. Leave everything else visible including the vehicle registration and the PCN number as well as any dates and locations.

By court I believe you mean the Independent Adjudicator at the London Tribunals? You cannot normally submit an appeal to the Adjudicator until you have a Notice of Rejection from the Council.

From your opening post it sounds like the remaining three PCNs have escalated. So please post up a list of the PCNs with the date of issue and the dates of any further documents you might have received. Such as Notices to Owner, Charge Certificates, Orders for Recovery or Notices of Enforcement.

THERE IS NOT A SINGLE PROHIBITING SIGN IN THIS PARKING LOT!

No, and there doesn't need to be either, because it is within a Permit Parking Zone. Obviously you missed these signs when you drove along the street and then parked : -
https://maps.app.goo.gl/v9F6nb36Rj3bWt4E8
These zones are the invention of the Devil, but entirely legal. Within them, only permit holders can park within the restricted times, and no signs or lines are needed. However, while most of them are 24x7, here, outside the restricted times, there are still bays for permit holders only, so if you'd parked outside the restricted hours you would have been OK.

You could argue that there is confusion because close by where you parked is a permit holder, or pay-by-phone bay, so the absence of a sign where you parked caused you to assume no parking restrictions applied. This zone has been very badly set-up, and you should submit reps on that basis. Don't be upset if they reject them, because councils reject ALL informal reps, and most formal ones. You will only get a fair hearing at London Tribunals, but must risk the full PCN penalty if you go there.

Worth submitting an informal challenge, as they may ****-up their reply

Just a reminder that this PPA only applies at certain times and only Mon-Sat, yet there is a marked and signed bay opposite where the OP parked, that allows permit holders OR pay-by-phone.

For me this is a confusing situation.

THERE IS NOT A SINGLE PROHIBITING SIGN IN THIS PARKING LOT!

Please can you comply with what we've asked for.
We don't even know what is alleged by your PCN(s) or the dates, etc.

@NeilB, some details are in the 'Formal Response' attachment to the OP's post at 12.11 yesterday, although its presence is rather drowned out by the shouting capitals!

It's a code 12, but the date and time aren't in evidence so the OP still needs to post these. The o/s amount is £130, but exactly where the OP is with the PCN which relates to the council's evidence, who knows?

Opposite the parking lot there is another parking lot where there are lines and a prohibiting sign. So I don’t understand how they can fine me?