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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Havering - 53J - PCN
« on: July 09, 2026, 12:42:13 am »
Just the verification code, case number and name will do. PM.
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Kingston is Hippo's manor so check with him what he's thinking.
Thank you.
A little confused, on what grounds should one appeal to London Tribunals? or one should make the representation as described in PCN? if so, what grounds.
@tincombe - you mentioned something about the dates and said thankgodness it is in our favour, how can one take this forward please?
So do I because the adjudicator, correctly IMO, dealt with the issue of liability first. Maybe one day authorities will realise that they may not just pay lip service to the 'Owner Liability' regs. But I won't be holding my breath.

Iwas under the impression that the contravention in yellow box cases only occurred if the vehicle was stopped due to the presence of another vehicle blocking the exit.
If this is not the case, then if someone runs out in the road in front of you on a yellow box and you stop, you'd be guilty of a contravention.
Total madness.
So basically, the review process might as well not exist.@Incandescent: "Complaints@londoncouncils.gov.uk" <complaints@londoncouncils.gov.uk>
Is there any process to sack adjudicators that continue to make basic errors of law ? Recently we've already seen an adjudicator refuse an appeal re a Yellow Box Junction where the vehicle had perforce to stop on the box to get the gate opened, and not because there was a stationary vehicle in front of it, (the YBJ NOT being at the junction of two or more roads, yet another error). With adjudicators like this, London Tribunals will soon be a laughing stock for the public, although the councils will no doubt be enjoying the perverse decisions.