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They can still hold the driver liable if issued after 14 days, but of course, they don't know who that is, and you won't be telling them.

Let us know their response.

My appeal was successful! Thank you very much for your help.

Thanks for uploading the notice - if you are the registered keeper of the vehicle (i.e. the V5C is in your name), then in addition to the driver having paid, you cannot be liable as the keeper, as they have sent the notice too late to be able to recover the charges from you under Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (there's a link to it in my signature). You could appeal along the lines of the below:

Thank you so much for the time and effort that you have put into this for me. I will send them this in the morning. I wasn’t aware of the 14 day rule. 

All the best

I have been sent a Parking Charge Notice for use of a car park. My mother was driving my car at the time, and has retained the ticket that she bought to use the car park. NCP have sent me a Parking Charge Notice for "parking without payment of the parking charge". The ticket covers a 24 hour period on the day in question, but the car was only parked for approximately 3 hours.

I have started to follow NCP's online appeals process, but it is asking me to confirm that I was the vehicle's keeper "when the contravention occurred". (See link below for screenshot of their website). If I choose this option, am I inadvertently admitting that a contravention has occurred? I was/am the keeper of the vehicle, but no contravention has occurred, as a valid ticket was purchased to park the car.

https://imgur.com/a/xVDWlcX

Thank you