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Live cases legal advice => Private parking tickets => Topic started by: benlandau on June 05, 2026, 02:00:07 pm
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Why would you pay the initial fee?
It's a con.
Write to them with a Subject Access Request in order to get the original PCN and then we can help.
Thanks for this. How do I get them to resend the initial PCN?
Send a Subject Access Request asking for all the personal information they hold on you.
Look it up!
https://ico.org.uk/for-the-public/getting-copies-of-your-information-subject-access-request/ took me seconds to find
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Unlikely.
They will say the original PCN was sent to the same address.
You have a limited time remaining to appeal, if so what would your appeal be? What background can you give us to help you here?
They will say that the driver entered into a contract by reading the signs and by parking, and agreed to pay accordingly. So are the signs clear?
Well firstly I'm keen to see if the good people here are aware of any universally applicable strategies could be deployed here.
If not, there is always the fact that the registered keeper of the vehicle was not the one who carried out the alleged contravention.
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Why would you pay the initial fee?
It's a con.
Write to them with a Subject Access Request in order to get the original PCN and then we can help.
Thanks for this. How do I get them to resend the initial PCN?
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Unlikely.
They will say the original PCN was sent to the same address.
You have a limited time remaining to appeal, if so what would your appeal be? What background can you give us to help you here?
They will say that the driver entered into a contract by reading the signs and by parking, and agreed to pay accordingly. So are the signs clear?
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Why would you pay the initial fee?
It's a con.
Write to them with a Subject Access Request in order to get the original PCN and then we can help.
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This was received at Broadwalk Shopping Centre, Edgware, London.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TknF7MRtENnotc86pnL3I0v9NwIdPd3x/view?usp=sharing
Two queries; How can we get this cancelled?
If we can't, this was the first we heard of it - can we get them to reinstate initial fee?
Thanks all