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Live cases legal advice => Private parking tickets => Topic started by: Rightbak on May 13, 2024, 09:44:26 am
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A pedantry point: there is no such thing as a "registered owner"; it's "registered keeper".
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Understood, thankyou.
The confusion has been caused by me posting on behalf of my partner, the registered owner of the vehicle. Yes all representation would be done in her name only should the need arise.
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So the vehicle is registered to only one of you. All representations must be done in the name of the keeper. There is no ”we”.
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Thank you.
I will ask the driver to follow up with the landlord in the hope that he can assist in cancelling the PCN.
Should this not be forthcoming then I will follow up on here.
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Whilst there may be routes to challenge this with Countrywide (which we can discuss), none of them will be quick, as Countrywide are unlikely to accept any appeal, regardless of merit. With this in mind, you should work hard to ensure the pub does everything they can to cancel this. If the driver does regular business with them, it's hopefully in the pub's interests to maintain this relationship...
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No sorry, 'we' as in my partner and I.
The vehicle is privately owned, not registered to a company.
I will edit the original post to make it clearer.
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We, as the registered owner of the vehicle, have now received the Parking Charge Notice.
Is that the royal "We" as in that the vehicle is registered to a company rather than to an individual?
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Hello all
The driver of the vehicle entered the above carpark, parked up, and went to speak to the landlord (they do business with the pub). They did not register the car as being in the carpark - I understand the procedure should be to enter the registration number of the vehicle into a terminal situated in the pub.
My partner as registered owner of the vehicle has now received the Parking Charge Notice. Note that the issue date of the PCN is the 3rd May, we received the PCN on the 12th May a full 9 days later, giving us less time to submit an appeal should we need to do so.
Note the time the vehicle was in the carpark was 6 minutes only.
The driver has spoken to the landlord who has said they will contact the parking company to try to get the charge removed. However I thought it best to post here as well, in case that doesn't work or the landlord ends up forgetting to make the phone call etc
Thank you for any help :)
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