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Quote from: Joshai on 04 Sep, 2026 15:57Will contact the parking ticket provider and request more information. Send a Subject Access Request as keeper(*) only - do not confirm or imply that you were the driver even obliquely, e.g. by saying 'I parked'.* assuming you are - see question above from jfollows.

Your links don't seem to be working?

Quote from: Sander333 on 02 Sep, 2026 17:06There appears to nothing in your lease agreement regarding the displaying of a permit.Er...Quote from: Lease Para 4The 'Tenant' agrees to display the permit clearly on their vehicle...Worth a try with the landlord to see if the will cancel.The NTK look compliant with POFA for keeper liability, they might cancel if you appeal with copy of the permit, but probably not - if you do so, do as keeper only, best not to close off any failure of transfer route.

Why the gap between when you sold it and when DVLA first logged the change?

Presumably there were no other documents sent with the NTH?

Which council?It should be effectively a new PCN in this case, so should get the discount offer - and you can appeal, and they will likely re-offer it (unless it was Havering).

It's always worth appealing - almost all (Havering excepted!) LAs re-offer the discount after rejecting initial reps.  If you appeal you give the LA the chance to trip themselves up in the process....  Even at the next stage of Notice to Owner, most will re-offer the discount if reps rejected - and that's another chance for them to mess it up.GSV here shows plenty of evidence of people parking there, and you say there were cars there on the day so you could try for legitimate expectation that parking was allowed (tolerated?) in the location.

Noting to do till you do get a Parking Charge Notice - except perhaps get out the V5C and check that it has the current address on it.  A surprising number don't, and this causes problems with notices going to the wrong place!

I imagine they are hoping you might send it so they can compare to the CCTV pics to determine if you were the driver or not. I can see that if a single car racked up lots of charges, the parking co might be inclined to take it to court in the hope that keeper turns up and matches the CCTV!

You need to make sure that you include your current address with any reply. It would also be worth sending a data rectification notice to Horizon instructing them to update your address for service, and to erase old addresses. Horizon PCNs were often not compliant with POFA to transfer liability, if you don't have it, then send a Subject Access Request to them to get all the info.

You should also send a data rectification notice to CPP advising them of your current address for service, and to erase all previous addresses. Failing to do this could result in a claim going to your old address and you missing it.

Yes, if you wait till they register the debt and issue an Order For Recovery, you can get it reset to PCN stage. The process depends on what legislation the PCN was issued under - please post it up

Looks like here:  https://maps.app.goo.gl/Q2mqTptSiBwWwYaT9Front is a metre or so over the bay division (behind is disabled, in front loading).

Nothing to lose - they'll either cancel, ignore it, or reply and call your bluff with previous correspondence!

It's probably a 'no parking out of store hours' carpark.  Which is a bit daft if it's got 24h charge points in it!  Morrisons are generally good at getting PCNs cancelled in their carparks for customers, but in this case it may not be their land / chargers?What exactly is your relationship to the car and its reg keeper?  Presumably no PCN in your name, but if you have an option best to avoid the keeper naming you as driver.