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Am I correct in understanding that, for PCNs issued for moving traffic offences in London (under the London Local Authorities and TFL Act 2003), procedural impropriety is not a valid ground for appeal, and there is therefore no effective remedy against PCNs which are defective/non-compliant?

Specifically, I have received a PCN from LB Enfield which I believe does not contain the statutorily required information and the LA has failed to address that point in their NOR, so I am now looking at London Tribunals but concerned that they actually don't have authority to consider an appeal on that basis.

PCN

Formal Representations

NOR

Image 1 - Number Plate (close range)

Image 2 - Number plate (long range)

Image 3 - CCTV

Video

Street View - Note that GSV is out of date and doesn't show the current bus gate or current signage.

I am not the registered keeper - the vehicle is leased. LA advise that they served PCN on registered keeper on 27/5/24 prior to transferring liability to me.

TIA

Am I correct in understanding that, for PCNs issued for moving traffic offences in London (under the London Local Authorities and TFL Act 2003), procedural impropriety is not a valid ground for appeal, and there is therefore no effective remedy against PCNs which are defective/non-compliant?

Specifically, I have received a PCN from LB Enfield which I believe does not contain the statutorily required information and the LA has failed to address that point in their NOR, so I am now looking at London Tribunals but concerned that they actually don't have authority to consider an appeal on that basis.

TIA

Use 1 (4)(e)
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukla/2003/3/schedule/1/enacted

IMO, you are boxing us into a corner by deciding what's relevant and what is not and yet apparently seeking help to get a penalty charge which has advanced to a NOR cancelled. 

'..in the circumstances of the case' was IMO written with such procedural matters in mind.

So, rather than limit what we can see in order to help you, which must necessarily limit your chances of success, pl may we see the PCN, the video, your reps, their NOR and (because you'll redact your name and address) confirm that you are the registered keeper. 

Just bumping this, with apologies if that's frowned upon. If so, I'll wait patiently. Just wanted to make sure it didn't get lost 

Thank you.

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So I should include reference to those defects in my application for adjudication? Are they all included in the LLA & TFL Act 2003 or should I look elsewhere for the statutory references?