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Have a look at the post below yours.EuroCarParks Sainsburys  by Surf London, it may help your issue.

Can you post up a copy of the original PPN and the letter of claim?Redact any personal details.What correspondence has been made with Premier Parking?However, as I gather there is no keeper liability in Scotland yet.Have a search here for PPN`s in Scotland.

 they also ruled in "my favour" and now I am being asked to pay £170.is this correct?

Did you receive a "Letter before Claim" from their solicitors?

Yes, best bet is to go back to Costa and speak to the manager.Do you have ant receipts or bank details?

Best to remove the personal details of the upload, (address etc).

So, what has happened between July 7th 2025 and now?What have you received or not received in that time, hopefully you have not ignored anything.

Your parents must have some sort of documentation relating to the property.Do your parents own or lease the property themselves?You say that you have knowledge of the car park requires a permit.  where does this come from?

Can you post up a copy of the PPN with personal details redacted?Also, photos of the signage.Who does the car park belong to, is it Farmfoods?

I wonder who this area belongs to, is it Tescos or Local Authority?

AlexDove, please start your own thread if you have a similar issue.

It would be nice to see the original PPN.Also, unfortunately you have identified the driver.But, I`m sure PPS was one of the PPC`s that eventually discontinue their claim.Below is a post by b789 from last year.Not to worry. You are just one of literally thousands who have been suckered into this well know scam at this location. If you follow the advice, you won't be paying a penny to PPS.There are several things wrong with the Parking Charge Notice (PCN) that has been issued as a postal Notice to Keeper (NtK). The first one is that it is not fully compliant with all the requirements of PoFA to be able to hold the Keeper liable for the charge. PPS have absolutely no idea who the driver is unless the Keeper blabs it to them, inadvertently or otherwise.The Keeper and the driver are two separate legal entities and there is no legal obligation on the Keeper to identify the drie third person. No "I did this or that". Only "The driver did this or that". So, don't tell 'em your name Pike!Also, the location is NOT Holloway Street but Mattise Road. I have seen PPS provide doctored maps to POPLA to try and con them about this issue.For now, as PPS will reject any initial appeal, just send the following and wait for the rejection and the POPLA code.Easy one to deal with… as long as the unknown drivers identity is not revealed. There is no legal obligation on the known keeper (the recipient of the Notice to Keeper (NtK)) to reveal the identity of the unknown driver and no inference or assumptions can be made.The NtK is not compliant with all the requirements of PoFA which means that if the unknown driver is not identified, they cannot transfer liability for the charge from the unknown driver to the known keeper.

How long between entering and registering?Payment not made in accordance with the terms of the signage.Should be a better description, it could be a number of things.

Just jumped in here,Is the vehicle leased or rented?

"I am sure Gemini will be able to look into this matter and assist you with this penalty."Very sloping shoulders reply and it is not a penalty.From a previous post by b789If PALS have been unhelpful/evasive then you email the NHS Trust CEO with a formal complaint about both the parking operator and PALS. You can remind them of this document:https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/nhs-patient-visitor-and-staff-car-parking-principles/nhs-patient-visitor-and-staff-car-parking-principlesEspecially the "Contracted-out car parking" section.On a separate note, absolutely no one pays a penny to ECP if they follow the advice we give here, even if it goes all the way to a county court claim.