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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 12, 2024, 01:13:06 pm »
Many thanks for the help H C Andersen. I'll make use of your suggested rewrite. Regards,
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 11, 2024, 03:36:57 pm »
Please can you also advise how long I can take to request for WS and OOT, I am waiting for responses from people. I think this should be deal as an urgent asap, but would it hurt my case if I delay submitting this request further? best
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 10, 2024, 05:03:00 pm »
thanks for the advise: will the below statement work:
The penalty charge was issued on 20 Apr 2024, I challenged it on 21 Apr 2024, and I moved address on 1 May 2024, I believe the council must have obtained my address from DVLA before I moved, so I have not had any opportunity to make representations against the Notice to Owner. I attach a letter from my landlord and a copy of my lodger agreement as evidence of the date on which I moved address.
Would I not tick three option boxes on TE9 form the following statement:
I did not receive the Notice to Owner / Penalty Charge Notice.
I made representations about the penalty charge to the Charging Authority concerned, within 28 days of the service of the Penalty Charge Notice, but did not receive a rejection notice.
The penalty charge has been paid in full.
Date it was paid: 10/11/2024
How was it paid: Debit
To whom was it paid: Newlyn
The penalty charge was issued on 20 Apr 2024, I challenged it on 21 Apr 2024, and I moved address on 1 May 2024, I believe the council must have obtained my address from DVLA before I moved, so I have not had any opportunity to make representations against the Notice to Owner. I attach a letter from my landlord and a copy of my lodger agreement as evidence of the date on which I moved address.
Would I not tick three option boxes on TE9 form the following statement:
I did not receive the Notice to Owner / Penalty Charge Notice.
I made representations about the penalty charge to the Charging Authority concerned, within 28 days of the service of the Penalty Charge Notice, but did not receive a rejection notice.
The penalty charge has been paid in full.
Date it was paid: 10/11/2024
How was it paid: Debit
To whom was it paid: Newlyn
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 10, 2024, 04:56:53 pm »
Is it generally advisable to talk to enforcement agent to get more information, in my case they are not being helpful at all, they are very pressurising.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 10, 2024, 04:55:32 pm »
Thanks for picking this up, there is only limited space on this form, can I attach an extra sheet? To fit in message I removed some statements, which leads to the wrong statement.
I called council and they said they posted decision about rejection of my challenged to original PCN on 29th of April. They then send me another post (they did not tell what exactly this is about) on 20th of August to fill in T9 forms by 9th of September if I need more time.
I have submitted a subject access request but not sure how many days the consul will take to get back to me.
I called council and they said they posted decision about rejection of my challenged to original PCN on 29th of April. They then send me another post (they did not tell what exactly this is about) on 20th of August to fill in T9 forms by 9th of September if I need more time.
I have submitted a subject access request but not sure how many days the consul will take to get back to me.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 10, 2024, 02:59:42 pm »
Thanks for the advice Enceladus.
I have paid the £515 fine. I have drafted the following reason for the Form TE7 out of time statement:
I, [Name of Applicant], submitting this Out of Time application because I did not receive the original Notice to Owner or subsequent notices due to address change and resulting postal error. The penalty charge was issued on 20 Apr 2024 and I moved address on 1 May 2024, I believe the council must have obtained my address from DVLA before I moved, so I have not had any opportunity to make representations against the Notice to Owner. As a result, I was unaware of the decision on penalty charge notice and enforcement until I received a significant escalation, including enforcement fees. Upon learning of this, I immediately paid the full amount of £515 to prevent further enforcement action. I respectfully request that my case be reviewed out of time so that it can be reverted to the original PCN stage. I am seeking a refund of the enforcement-related fees due to the lack of notification.
Please can you review/comment? Thanks for your help.
I have paid the £515 fine. I have drafted the following reason for the Form TE7 out of time statement:
I, [Name of Applicant], submitting this Out of Time application because I did not receive the original Notice to Owner or subsequent notices due to address change and resulting postal error. The penalty charge was issued on 20 Apr 2024 and I moved address on 1 May 2024, I believe the council must have obtained my address from DVLA before I moved, so I have not had any opportunity to make representations against the Notice to Owner. As a result, I was unaware of the decision on penalty charge notice and enforcement until I received a significant escalation, including enforcement fees. Upon learning of this, I immediately paid the full amount of £515 to prevent further enforcement action. I respectfully request that my case be reviewed out of time so that it can be reverted to the original PCN stage. I am seeking a refund of the enforcement-related fees due to the lack of notification.
Please can you review/comment? Thanks for your help.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Bailiff, stage 2, PCN Challenged Decision not received at new address.
« on: November 08, 2024, 11:56:32 pm »
Please can someone help with the fine £515 from Redbridge council.
I would have paid the fine £65 straight away, since I received no response from Redbridge Council due to a change in address.
What should be best course of action for me?
Should I submit a PE3 from to the Traffic Enforcement centre? What happens then after submission?
Should I email Redbridge council directly requesting them to settle this as I never received any follow ups from them under Pre-action to cease enforcement?
Is it too late for me and I should just pay the £515?
or alternatively, I should submit TE9 and TE7 forms? I called Bailiff Advice Online and they advised to submit these forms to TEC.
I have updated my logbook address today.
The letter I received from the enforcement agent at my old address us attached with this reply. At the top right of the letter the enforcement agent have also written my new address which they say they have visited.
best
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I would have paid the fine £65 straight away, since I received no response from Redbridge Council due to a change in address.
What should be best course of action for me?
Should I submit a PE3 from to the Traffic Enforcement centre? What happens then after submission?
Should I email Redbridge council directly requesting them to settle this as I never received any follow ups from them under Pre-action to cease enforcement?
Is it too late for me and I should just pay the £515?
or alternatively, I should submit TE9 and TE7 forms? I called Bailiff Advice Online and they advised to submit these forms to TEC.
I have updated my logbook address today.
The letter I received from the enforcement agent at my old address us attached with this reply. At the top right of the letter the enforcement agent have also written my new address which they say they have visited.
best
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 07, 2024, 11:23:34 pm »
Yes, indeed, I have learnt very hard way, it is very stressful as well. I moved house on 1st of May 2024, which is my current address. I have bought this car on Wednesday 13th March at previous address, and logbook was registered at this address.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / PCN Fine Resolution
« on: November 07, 2024, 09:05:35 pm »
I received a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) in April 2024 while I was a learner driver on my own car. The day after receiving the notice, I challenged it through the provided website link and received a confirmation email of my challenge explaining what happens next. However, no decision was conveyed to me following my challenge, so I assumed the issue had been resolved. Previously I have challenged another PCN and the decision was conveyed to me through email, so I was expecting the decision will come by email for this as well.
Today, I received a call from Mr. XXX (enforcement agent in charge), informing me of a fine of £515.00 against Council Ref: AFXXXX. When I inquired further, he mentioned that notices were sent to my previous address. He left a letter with my former landlord for me about the fine (attached). I went to my previous address and have collected this letter. She said she received more mails but she just put them in bin, she never opens the letter so she can't tell where are they from. Mr. XXX visited my current address but still did not leave any letter there?
My former landlady gave Mr. XXX my contact number and they called me threatening they are standing near my car at my new address (they confirmed my new address) and they are taking the car with them and I'll need to pay £110 for the auction fees. They said they have trace me through the address on my Licence and they have right to trace people. They said either I pay fine right now over the phone to them or they will take the car with them and I would still need to pay extra money about £110 for the charges of removal, storing the car per day, and auction. They also said with that they will inform DVLA as well that my address is not correct and they will also fine £1000.
I have checked this reference on Redbridge council site. The current status of this PCN is as follow:
Your Penalty Charge Notice was not paid and your details have now been passed to the following enforcement agent (bailiff) for collection:
You should contact the enforcement agency directly to make payment.
Penalty Charge Notice: AF07349397
Vehicle registration: LD56ZZR
Contravention date: Saturday, 20 Apr 2024 21:11
Contravention: PARKED IN A RESTRICTED STREET DURING PRESCRIBED HOURS
Street: BRAMLEY CRESCENT
Location: : OS HOUSE 13
Status: Warrant of Control granted
Could you please assist me in handling this fine, as I was never notified of any decision? Since I’ve changed addresses, I did not receive any council letters. Additionally, £515 is a considerable amount, and I would appreciate any guidance on how to reduce it.
I have just passed my driving test a couple of months ago. I am new to law and I don't know how this all works and I don't have a lawyer. Should I pay the fine to end the matter because I don't want to delay this matter further. If there is any ground based on that I never received any notice of decision due to address change and ask the council to reduce the fine to actual notice
I have never received any letter from the enforcement agency: https://www.newlynplc.co.uk/customer-information/
Can anyone please explain what happens to the fine how do they calculate it to be £515 form the original price which is £35 or £70.
I will change the address on my logbook tomorrow as the site is closed after 7pm, will I be still charged £1000?
I might have other PCN as well going to my previous address, how do I find out if I might have other unpaid PCN as they never arrived to me?
When ever I moved addressed, I have updated it on my learner licence, although the old licence goes back to DVLA but I have scanned versions of them.
Thank you very much for your help.
Kind regards,
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Today, I received a call from Mr. XXX (enforcement agent in charge), informing me of a fine of £515.00 against Council Ref: AFXXXX. When I inquired further, he mentioned that notices were sent to my previous address. He left a letter with my former landlord for me about the fine (attached). I went to my previous address and have collected this letter. She said she received more mails but she just put them in bin, she never opens the letter so she can't tell where are they from. Mr. XXX visited my current address but still did not leave any letter there?
My former landlady gave Mr. XXX my contact number and they called me threatening they are standing near my car at my new address (they confirmed my new address) and they are taking the car with them and I'll need to pay £110 for the auction fees. They said they have trace me through the address on my Licence and they have right to trace people. They said either I pay fine right now over the phone to them or they will take the car with them and I would still need to pay extra money about £110 for the charges of removal, storing the car per day, and auction. They also said with that they will inform DVLA as well that my address is not correct and they will also fine £1000.
I have checked this reference on Redbridge council site. The current status of this PCN is as follow:
Your Penalty Charge Notice was not paid and your details have now been passed to the following enforcement agent (bailiff) for collection:
You should contact the enforcement agency directly to make payment.
Penalty Charge Notice: AF07349397
Vehicle registration: LD56ZZR
Contravention date: Saturday, 20 Apr 2024 21:11
Contravention: PARKED IN A RESTRICTED STREET DURING PRESCRIBED HOURS
Street: BRAMLEY CRESCENT
Location: : OS HOUSE 13
Status: Warrant of Control granted
Could you please assist me in handling this fine, as I was never notified of any decision? Since I’ve changed addresses, I did not receive any council letters. Additionally, £515 is a considerable amount, and I would appreciate any guidance on how to reduce it.
I have just passed my driving test a couple of months ago. I am new to law and I don't know how this all works and I don't have a lawyer. Should I pay the fine to end the matter because I don't want to delay this matter further. If there is any ground based on that I never received any notice of decision due to address change and ask the council to reduce the fine to actual notice
I have never received any letter from the enforcement agency: https://www.newlynplc.co.uk/customer-information/
Can anyone please explain what happens to the fine how do they calculate it to be £515 form the original price which is £35 or £70.
I will change the address on my logbook tomorrow as the site is closed after 7pm, will I be still charged £1000?
I might have other PCN as well going to my previous address, how do I find out if I might have other unpaid PCN as they never arrived to me?
When ever I moved addressed, I have updated it on my learner licence, although the old licence goes back to DVLA but I have scanned versions of them.
Thank you very much for your help.
Kind regards,
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