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Don’t discuss your defence with the mediator, they are not qualified, trained or capable of this. Just say you stand by your defence and will not discuss further. Search the forum for “mediation” for lots of examples and advice.

If they try to discuss the defence any further, submit a formal complaint.

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Royal borough of Kensington and Chelsea, not a private ticket.

I have asked for it to be moved.

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Read the READ THIS FIRST in the appropriate sub-forum.

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Once you’ve done this, assuming you’re in luck, please then describe what happened on 3 June 2025, and post the Notice to Keeper and any other correspondence sent and received prior to receiving this form, and you should get help constructing a defence.

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Claim number is redacted.

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The deadline to respond is 14 days after 5 days after the date on the form, after that the claimant can apply for a judgment in default against you.
If you haven’t already got this, submit the acknowledgment of service immediately.

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Fair enough.

If for some reason the court fee is paid we can help with the WS then.

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No.

As already advised, the case will be discontinued on or before 26 January, per point 5 in the letter you just posted.

Please post the notice of discontinuation when you get it.

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Private parking tickets / Re: P4 Parking PCN for not displaying permit
« on: January 18, 2026, 08:22:41 pm »
You have to appeal on the basis that your tenancy agreement does not require you to display a permit and you need to require the management company or equivalent to cancel it.

They won’t cancel and they won’t uphold your appeal but you have started the process.

No court would uphold their case, so you have to go through the process.

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If that’s the first PCN, it’s out of time to transfer liability from the unknown driver to the registered keeper; as long as the driver isn’t identified there’s a simple appeal on that basis.

Forget about “unfair”. You need to defeat this on a technicality.

Plus you didn’t park anyway.

See https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/ncp-ntk-app-only-anpr-little-berrington-st-hereford/msg89865/#msg89865 for example.

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Private parking tickets / Re: P4 Parking PCN for not displaying permit
« on: January 18, 2026, 05:27:13 pm »
Yes.
What does your lease, or equivalent, say about this.
If it doesn’t say you have to display a “permit” then, generally, you don’t.

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Private parking tickets / Re: DCB - HM Courts and tribunals
« on: January 18, 2026, 02:06:52 pm »
  • They give you a vague time interval, so you need to be clear if you’re only available between specific times, ie lunch hour or whatever.
  • You offer £0 to settle, your offer will not be accepted, it will be over in minutes. More discussion if you search the forum for “mediation”.

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Please show us the original Notice to Keeper.

If you don’t have it, your response to the Letter before Claim needs to include a requirement for the appropriate documentation.

See https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/letter-before-claim-moorside-legal/msg103742/#msg103742 and modify the response contained in it to match your circumstances.

If you post your proposed response here I expect you’ll get comments on it.

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