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Private parking tickets / Re: GXS PCN Parking across a bay
« on: November 17, 2023, 08:17:47 am »
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Private parking tickets / Re: GXS PCN Parking across a bay
« on: November 17, 2023, 08:17:08 am »
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Private parking tickets / Re: GXS PCN Parking across a bay
« on: November 17, 2023, 08:16:09 am »
Thanks very much for your reply. She was intending to appeal on the grounds that the charge imposed for the parking contravention is disproportionate to any financial loss suffered by GXS or their client. The car park was virtually empty at the time, there were numerous other available parking places and the driver was still in the car so could have easily moved it if required. It was high tide at the time, the sea was very rough (the day after Storm Ciaran) and there were waves breaking over the car park so parking side on away from the seaward edge of the car park was deemed a safer option. The parking session had also been paid for.
I can prove I was not the driver at the time but I guess I still have to supply a postal address for the driver to avoid them chasing me for payment?
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I can prove I was not the driver at the time but I guess I still have to supply a postal address for the driver to avoid them chasing me for payment?
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Private parking tickets / GXS PCN Parking across a bay
« on: November 17, 2023, 05:01:08 am »
I have received a PCN from GXS for parking across a bay (in what was at the time an empty car park). I was not the driver. The person who was driving is now overseas until late February but is likely to want to appeal against the PCN on her return. She is travelling whilst overseas and does not have a permanent postal address she can be contacted at until her return to the UK. What should I do?
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