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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Does this mean I cannot take it to tribunal?
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Only your wife can initiate appeal proceedings, not you. So make sure she doesn't lose by default simply because you make this mistake.
All that's needed at this stage is to register an appeal. Not write it in minute detail, but to register. 2-3 minutes at most.
Grounds:
Procedural impropriety;
Penalty exceeded.......circ
I rely upon my formal representations and am currently compiling further representations whose grounds have arisen in consequence of an improper Notice of Rejection.
My thoughts.
The regulatory 28-day period before a Charge Cert can be served ends on 26 March, so get the appeal registered beforehand.
Why not raise a complaint to Islington about council vans blocking resident parking bays.
I would try a grovel for discretion, enclosing proof of permit, saying it was an oversight on this one occasion not to move the car to a permit bay.
But why wasn't it in a permit bay?