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@Andersen

I uploaded what i posted before (which was a very subtle variation of your very helpful template) to the tribunal portal under " additional evidence".

Hopefully that was the right thing to do and i didnt need to upload somewhere different?

the tribunal is set for May 1st.

I'm assuming its best to attend the telephone hearing rather than have it heard based on just the paper evidence?

I dont know if im supposed to hear back anything before that date or not?

is there any notification or instruction before the hearing?

the order of submissions has been.

1. i registered the appeal
2. council uploaded evidence 1.5 weeks ago.
3. I uploaded my appeal yesterday (as posted plus BB plus medical evidence) and receive auto- confirmation.

Does anything else happen before now and the tribunal or i just expect someone to phone me at the time?

So today i received a voicemail from london tribunals to say my hearing tomorrow is cancelled and will be rescheduled to a date in a couple of weeks that i cant make !
Do i have flexibility to change this given they decided to cancel so last minute?!

thanks,
apparently the next available date isnt until the end of july so it has been rescheduled to then.
hope they dont cancel last-minute again.

Good - but this should not have been contested by Harrow. 

Case number is 2250042794

Thanks All

Seen. 

It doesn't cost anything to ask for costs but it's a high bar and probably won't succeed. I think it's worth a go given the adjudication.


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Case reference   2250042794

The Appellant is appealing a Penalty Charge Notice issued in respect of parking in a permit holder only space at the location.
The Appellant has attended the hearing and given evidence.
The Council relies upon photographic capture of the vehicle, a copy of the PCN, a copy of the relevant legislation, and correspondence.
The Appellant contends that she should benefit from an exemption contained within the relevant Order. She has contended from the outset that, at the relevant time, she was assisting her father, who holds a valid Blue Badge. She contends that she was escorting her elderly father to his home and unload his shopping into his home. This took a number of trips back and forth, and he could not do this due to his serious health difficulties. As soon as he was safely inside his house, she returned to the vehicle.
I have carefully considered all the evidence in this matter.
The footage relied upon by the Council shows the vehicle parked and unattended at the location.
Article 11 of the Order which creates the restriction sets out an exemption if a vehicle is waiting, "for so long as may be necessary to enable that person to board or alight from the vehicle or load thereon or unload therefrom their personal luggage.".
I am satisfied having heard the Appellant' oral evidence that this exemption has been established.
I therefore allow this appeal.