Author Topic: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN  (Read 957 times)

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Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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@Bailiff Advice can you assist?
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.

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Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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KE52819829 for vehicle registration : GV22 DZJ.


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

I will read through the whole thread later this evening and post back.

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Re: Newlyn attendance - Unpaid PCN
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OP, you were asked earlier to '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.'

I cannot see that you have, but you should.

Posters' calculations suggest that this letter was notification of 2 Enforcement Fees(@£235). This would have been preceded by 2 Notices of Enforcement from the same enforcement agents. These would have been posted and therefore it's all NTOs, CCs, OfRs and Notices of Enforcement which haven't been delivered. In the world of probability this is at the extreme.

As active warrants are in effect - debates about whether they're 'defective' or not won't change what happens next - then all you can do is to pay and/or submit OOTs. As payment does not affect your right to submit OOTs nor TEC's responses but at least caps what you would pay, then I would give serious consideration to doing so. Afterwards you could try chipping away at the agents' fees and of course if OOTs are successful then these would be refunded.