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It's an a controlled parking zone so single yellow lines are restricted according to zone entry signs.

There is some success with Newham at the tribunal. I'm of the view that their signs are defective as they don't qualify that events days can be Sundays. This applies especially to parking bays with their own signs. The zone signs have next event dates but how you're supposed to note this on a busy road in what is often a large zone is an issue, and the zone signs also don't mention Sundays.

These are the signs you will have passed.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/UH8FR4WxNGBsMimC6


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I'd say the cones are there to segment a permitted parking place not worn markings.

Any idea why the cones were there?

Some friendly adjudicators have found lack of instruction to park in marked bays is good enough to allow appeals.

Havering would also have to produce a traffic order and can fall down on that.

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If it's 2 weeks you have a very good case because you don't have to volunteer the tardy logbook status.

Needs careful wording - for professional help we recommend:
https://bailiffadviceonline.co.uk

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See if you can get something from RingGo that authenticates the receipt.

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If your company hired the van I'd say the responsibility lies with you.

Is the company name on the PCN?

Why not just ask the freelancer to pay it?

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If you have been parking like that for years, legitimate expectation of no enforcement can hold away with the tribunal.

In your case I'd lead on no contravention though.

They may be back so park as far in as you can.

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As you don't seem to have updated the logbook you don't have much of a case. You could provide details of dates of mail redirection.

The out of time process is designed to cover those who get PCNs during the window of moving and updating the logbook, among other things such as no-fault address errors, but the law requires speedy logbook updating to where the registered keeper is. 

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You need to make statutory declarations not witness statements against these tunnel PCNs so TEC will reject.

Maybe just as well as we can help you get it right.

Did you update the logbook after moving though? If you didn't out of time efforts are often rejected.

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Controlled parking zones need only zone entry signs.

If you give me the exact route - the roads you used-  I can check if the signage is reasonable. 

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The next stage is an NTO and they are close to timing out on the 6 month deadline so you could do nothing and see if they issue it time.

If they do we can look at the details plus you have the point about delay although there is no deadline apart from the 6 months to serve an NTO.


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This isn't quite right. I'll tweak it later.

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Sorry - route to where you parked. I can't find a decent CPZ map. You will have passed zone entry sign(s).

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