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Hi,

Had appealed this PCN using the previous (PepiPoo) forums.

I had a letter in the hallway regarding a Newlyn Bailiff officer attending for £1026.

I had appealed this on the basis of assist boarding someone who had felt sick from alcohol from the bar next to the contravention.

Key events with timestamps : https://ibb.co/Vqmh0Q9


I believe I should have to have OOT forms filled in including a PE3 if I am correct?

As far as I can remember I do not remember receiving any rejection letters regarding this and this being the first correspondence since..

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Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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Is the bailiff's letter addressed to you at your current address?

Please post up a picture or scan of the letter you received. Obscure or readact your name and address, please leave everything else visible. Instructions are in Read This First sticky post at the to of the forum.

£1026 doesn't make sense for one PCN.

The timeline you posted suggests you received an on-street PCN. You submitted informal representations which were rejected. You didn't pay the PCN so a Notice to Owner was then posted to the Registered Keeper of the car at the address held by the DVLA. You didn't respond so the matter escalated.

Did you receive the Notice to Owner?
Did you receive the subsequent Charge Certificate?
Did you receive an Order for Recovery?

Please check the V5c registration doc for the car. Is the name & address 100% correct?


Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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Hi,

I had a letter in the hallway regarding a Newlyn Bailiff officer attending for £1026

For such an amount, I would suspect that you possibly have 3 PCN's with Newlyn. As the initial PCN appears to be for a parking offence, it would seem likely that you would be required to submit an Out of Time Witness Statement (forms TE7 AND TE9).

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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'Exported to Enforcement Agent 16 June 2023'

Elapsed period to letter in the hallway - 46 weeks.

OP, we need full info which includes responses to those questions which you can anticipate will be asked not just those which have been.
« Last Edit: May 02, 2024, 06:27:26 pm by H C Andersen »

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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https://ibb.co/7tGdtDZ

I have got the PCN number for the second PCN which is :

KE52819829 for vehicle registration : GV22 DZJ.

Challenged 23/08/2022 - Responded with rejection 01/10/2022 via email - NTO on 09/Nov/2022 to vehicle hire firm - 08/Nov/2022 NTO addressed to me as liability has been transferred - 13th Jan 2023 Charge certificate sent to me - 03/02/2023 Court order - 20/02/2023 I challenged the order for recovery with the court - 21/02/2023 NTO

Court wrote on 20/02/2023 they accepted my TE3 but then no response to K&C - 21/02/2023 NTO sent again to me - 29/Mar/2023 Charge certificate (no reply) - 26/04/2023 Order for recovery (no response) - Then case progressed to bailiff -
« Last Edit: May 02, 2024, 02:54:44 pm by privates »

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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Is the bailiff's letter addressed to you at your current address?

Please post up a picture or scan of the letter you received. Obscure or readact your name and address, please leave everything else visible. Instructions are in Read This First sticky post at the to of the forum.

£1026 doesn't make sense for one PCN.

The timeline you posted suggests you received an on-street PCN. You submitted informal representations which were rejected. You didn't pay the PCN so a Notice to Owner was then posted to the Registered Keeper of the car at the address held by the DVLA. You didn't respond so the matter escalated.

Did you receive the Notice to Owner?
Did you receive the subsequent Charge Certificate?
Did you receive an Order for Recovery?

Please check the V5c registration doc for the car. Is the name & address 100% correct?

I did not receive the NTO nor the Charge certificate or OFR - I remember this PCN and remember the PCN having no reply after my appeal and I had left it there..

I will contact DVLA tomorrow to find exact date as I had corrected the logbook as it did not have my flat number within the address.
« Last Edit: May 02, 2024, 02:58:57 pm by privates »

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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So we seem to have 1 Brent PCN and 1 Kensington and Chelsea PCN.
They both sit at £514.
So for each;
£130 = PCN
£65 = Charge Cert uplift
£9 = Traffic Enforcement Centre registration fee
£75 = Newlyn Notice of Enforcement
£235 =  Newlyn visit to RK address
£514 = total

Normally the £235 visit fee can only be charged once no matter how many PCNs are involved. Maybe Bailiff Advice can confirm whether Newlyn charging this twice is allowed since there are two different Enforcement Authorities?

and

On the 20/02/2023 you submitted a TE9 Witness Statement to the TEC concerning the K&C PCN. This was accepted and a replacement Notice to Owner was sent by K&C?
Are you saying that you still didn't receive it?
and didn't receive the subsequent Charge Certificate?
and didn't receive the subsequent Order for Recovery?
and didn't receive a Notice of Enforcement from Newlyn?
All of the documents should have been sent to the address you put on the TE9 Witness Statement. If you didn't get the documents second time round that can only mean the address you supplied was incorrect. Why so?




 

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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On the 20/02/2023 you submitted a TE9 Witness Statement to the TEC concerning the K&C PCN. This was accepted and a replacement Notice to Owner was sent by K&C?
Are you saying that you still didn't receive it?
That would likely happen if you used an incorrect address on the TE9?

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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You need to confirm if the address on the warrant matches your current address. If it doesn't, the warrant is considered "defective" and cannot be enforced. Contact the TEC at 0300 123 1059, providing the PCN number initially. During the security check, provide your previous postcode if it differs. If they validate that postcode, it indicates the warrant contains your previous address, rendering it "defective."

If you appeal the PCN with the TEC and provide your current address on the TE or PE forms, your appeal will be "rejected", and the TEC will modify the address on the warrant. If this occurs, enquire with the TEC about the issue date of the original warrant. If this date precedes your moving to your current address, Newlyn is in breach for not issuing a Notice of Enforcement, as mandated by Paragraph 7.1 of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007.

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Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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I will contact DVLA tomorrow to find exact date as I had corrected the logbook as it did not have my flat number within the address.

According to the DVLA online service, the last Log Book for your vehicle reg was issued on 4th August 2022.

Bailiff Advice

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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I had a letter in the hallway regarding a Newlyn Bailiff officer attending for £1026.
This is the second time in a year that you have demands in excess of £1,000 owing to postal issues. Maybe you should just find a friend or relative at whose address you can register the car, and ask them to just scan you any paperwork that arrives?

Failing that, even if you had to pay for a PO Box, that seems like a better solution than dealing with demands from bailiffs every few months, you cannot seriously want to carry on like this?

What is left of the original thread can be seen here: https://web.archive.org/web/20230629033123/http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=147676&mode=linear


I will contact DVLA tomorrow to find exact date as I had corrected the logbook as it did not have my flat number within the address.

According to the DVLA online service, the last Log Book for your vehicle reg was issued on 4th August 2022.

Bailiff Advice
For the Brent PCN the VRM is YC57 UPZ which was last updated on 23 May 2023.
« Last Edit: May 03, 2024, 11:10:45 pm by cp8759 »
I practice law in the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, London Tribunals, the First-tier tribunal for Scotland, and the Traffic Penalty Tribunal for Northern Ireland, but I am not a solicitor or a barrister. Notwithstanding this, I voluntarily apply the cab rank rule. I am a member of the Society of Professional McKenzie Friends, my membership number is FM193 and I abide by the SPMF service standards.

Quote from: 'Gumph' date='Thu, 19 Jan 2023 - 10:23'
cp8759 is, indeed, a Wizard of the First Order

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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KE52819829 for vehicle registration : GV22 DZJ.
...
Court wrote on 20/02/2023 they accepted my TE3 but then no response to K&C - 21/02/2023 NTO sent again to me - 29/Mar/2023 Charge certificate (no reply) - 26/04/2023 Order for recovery (no response) - Then case progressed to bailiff -
I checked my emails, the last that actually happened is that you corresponded with me by email and I told you to call Sheila at @Bailiff Advice, did you do that?
I practice law in the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, London Tribunals, the First-tier tribunal for Scotland, and the Traffic Penalty Tribunal for Northern Ireland, but I am not a solicitor or a barrister. Notwithstanding this, I voluntarily apply the cab rank rule. I am a member of the Society of Professional McKenzie Friends, my membership number is FM193 and I abide by the SPMF service standards.

Quote from: 'Gumph' date='Thu, 19 Jan 2023 - 10:23'
cp8759 is, indeed, a Wizard of the First Order

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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So we seem to have 1 Brent PCN and 1 Kensington and Chelsea PCN.
They both sit at £514.
So for each;
£130 = PCN
£65 = Charge Cert uplift
£9 = Traffic Enforcement Centre registration fee
£75 = Newlyn Notice of Enforcement
£235 =  Newlyn visit to RK address
£514 = total

Normally the £235 visit fee can only be charged once no matter how many PCNs are involved. Maybe Bailiff Advice can confirm whether Newlyn charging this twice is allowed since there are two different Enforcement Authorities?

and

On the 20/02/2023 you submitted a TE9 Witness Statement to the TEC concerning the K&C PCN. This was accepted and a replacement Notice to Owner was sent by K&C?
Are you saying that you still didn't receive it?
and didn't receive the subsequent Charge Certificate?
and didn't receive the subsequent Order for Recovery?
and didn't receive a Notice of Enforcement from Newlyn?
All of the documents should have been sent to the address you put on the TE9 Witness Statement. If you didn't get the documents second time round that can only mean the address you supplied was incorrect. Why so?

I have checked my sent emails and the address given on the TE9 is correct. I believe I didn't receive any of the above..

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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I will contact DVLA tomorrow to find exact date as I had corrected the logbook as it did not have my flat number within the address.

According to the DVLA online service, the last Log Book for your vehicle reg was issued on 4th August 2022.

Bailiff Advice

Hi Baliff Advice,

This is when the vehicle had been sold last, I had the logbook sent off prior to this to add my flat number into the logbooks address as it was missing

Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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KE52819829 for vehicle registration : GV22 DZJ.
...
Court wrote on 20/02/2023 they accepted my TE3 but then no response to K&C - 21/02/2023 NTO sent again to me - 29/Mar/2023 Charge certificate (no reply) - 26/04/2023 Order for recovery (no response) - Then case progressed to bailiff -
I checked my emails, the last that actually happened is that you corresponded with me by email and I told you to call Sheila at @Bailiff Advice, did you do that?

If I remember correctly I had contacted the 'email' section on the Baliff advice website with no reply.