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Yeah it is quite annoying they just literally ignored my point and admitted to not following the law but are still trying to squeeze money out of me. I have heard that the IAS doesn’t tend to favour the person appealing and the appealing success rate is quite low. I have appealed with the following message, just wondering what would happen next if the IAS also rejected.

The operator has confirmed in its rejection letter that the Notice to Keeper was issued outside the statutory period required under Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (“PoFA 2012”).

As the Notice to Keeper was not served within the required 14-day period, the operator has failed to comply with PoFA 2012 and cannot transfer liability from the driver to the registered keeper.

The appellant has not identified the driver and is under no obligation to do so. The operator has therefore failed to establish keeper liability.

Accordingly, the charge should be cancelled.

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Around the beginning of may, I received a letter in the mail saying I had parked on private property and that the passenger and drivers should have remained in the car but didn’t and it was a breach of their parking terms. The date of the offense was 01/04/2026 and the date of sending the notice was listed as 23/04/2026.

I appealed this on the fact that they had
 14 days after the offence to submit the notice and they rejected my appeal basically admitting yes we did not send it within 14 days but you still have to pay because you broke the agreed parking terms. I have not disclosed the driver and I am unsure of how to continue.

This was their response to my appeal below:

https://ibb.co/F4pbcfdY

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