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@cp8759 thanks for your help with this. Brilliant statement, arguments and case made for the appeal.

Hi "@h c anderson",That sounds correct yes.The email to myself was not uploaded on the forum - apologies. Now uploaded--https://imgur.com/a/inryq1xRegards,Irfan.

Hi @h c anderson,I was the driver who appealed. Once i appealed, I received an email to state i couldn't appeal as i wasn't the registered keeper of the car - this they was confirmed by the council via details from DVLA. And i didn't have permission from the registered owner to appeal on their behalf or discuss the case. The registered keeper received a letter advising "Notice of Rejection of Representations" - this is the letter i posted last night with the letter.  Summary -30/11 - i appealed (im not the registered keeper)6/12 - i email received from the council advising im not the registered keeper as i have no permission on their behalf the case could not be discussed with me16/12 - letter received by the registered keeper (dated 12/12). Pictures posted on the last post. Kind Regards,Irfan.

Hi @cp8759, just an update on this. I appealed as advised and i received a letter back from the council stating the representation has been rejected as i am not the registered owner (i appealed as a driver who was driving the vehicle and not the registered keeper - this is my bad the pic shown by yourself on your previous post did state to appeal as the registered owner  ). I have a letter printed and signed from the registered keeper and this will be sent off tomorrow morning.Please see attached letter from the council.https://imgur.com/a/bjAytoG - Page 1https://imgur.com/a/61C82NU - Page 2Does this mean i can't now appeal through the council and i have to go to via the independent adjudicator? Kind Regards,Irfan.

Hi @cp8759, this has now been done and i have got a screenshot of the submissions/confirmation. The "confirmation" has been received via email too.Much appreciated.Thanks,Irfan.

Hi @cp8759, cool thanks. I'm filling the online form in now - what is "General Representation" - i myself representing the appeal i'm guessing?Regards,Irfan.

Hi @cp8759, Apologies the last pic hasnt come out correctly so won't load. Could you resend this please?Appreciated. Thank you. Regards,Irfan.

Morning, @cp8759 @stamfordman @h c anderson, i've received the NTO from Manchester City Council, could you advise next steps please?https://imgur.com/a/GFgxf8Z - Page 1https://imgur.com/a/i5yLp3x - Page 2https://imgur.com/a/yOKcnrw - Page 3https://imgur.com/a/N9SHZuW - Page 4Thanks all,Irfan.

Cool @cp8759. I'll wait for the NTO.Thanks, Irfan.

Thanka both @cp8759 @stamfordman. Is it worth me replying now and trying to kill this off now by stating the sign was obstructed and not clearly visible as per the CEO's and my own pictures? Appreciate there is disagreement on this and you both know way more than me on this.

Morning all, @cp8759 @stamfordman @Phantomcrusader @h c anderson - i've had a reply from the Council. Letter has been uploaded - see links. Content of the letter has been copied in below too.I could simply reply and state the sign was clearly blocked by getting a clear by the large vehicle. Thoughts?https://imgur.com/a/manchester-city-council-parking-fine-reply-1-55BmTJKhttps://imgur.com/a/manchester-city-council-parking-fine-reply-2-96FXIYF*** Thank you for your enquiry, which we received on 21 October 2024. You were issued with a PCN for parking in a resident permit zone without displaying a resident's permit or holding a valid E-Permit. I have noted your comments and can confirm that the location where you parked your vehicle is within the resident permit zone. Signs are in place at entry points into the zone which advises drivers of the restrictions in place. As these restrictions are standardised within the zone, additional signs are not needed. The way we sign the restrictions is compliant with the current legislation .All residents and visitors must have a permit to park within the resident permit zone during the operational hours of the scheme. It is the responsibility of the motorist to be aware of the parking restrictions and park in accordance to them. I have carefully considered your case and I am satisfied that your PCN was issued correctly, and as such, I have taken the decision not to cancel it. To view images taken at the time your PCN was issued, please visit www.manchester.gov.uk/parking You have these choices: 1. The PCN will be reduced to £35.00 if it is paid within 14 days from the date this letter was served. 2. If you do not pay the PCN within 14 days of this letter being served, the charge will increase to £70.00.3. If the PCN is not paid or successfully challenged, the Council may serve a Notice to Owner (NtO) after 28 days of the PCN being served on the owner of the vehicle requiring payment of the full PCN. The owner can then make representations to the Council and may appeal to an independent adjudicator if those representations are rejected. The NtO will contain instructions for doing this. HOW TO PAY- Online at www.manchester.gov.uk/parking and follow the links to Pay PCN. - By telephone credit/debit card payments only. Use our automated payment line 0161 234 5006 (24 hours, seven days a week).Please have your vehicle details and PCN number ready.- In person at any PayPoint, you will need to take your PCN to allow the barcode to be scanned. Yours sincerely M Chan Parking Services Officer Parking Services***Thanks all,Irfan.

Thanks @h c anderson

All, any idea how long it takes to get a reply from Manchester City Council following the the appeal/dispute? This was submitted on 21/10. Thanks, Irfan.

@stamfordman @h c anderson Correct - the car is not leasedI am not the registered keeper, my father isThe photo of the rear of the lorry is mine. Taken after the ticket was givenNot sure when the car was parked there. May have been half an 30/45mins or less? Thanks all,Irfan.

Hi @cp8759, i've submitted this and taken a copy of the confirmation. I'll update as soon as i get a reply. Thanks all,Irfan.