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I don't think you can do anything apart from pay, looking at your narrative, and the documents. The Notice to Owner has been ignored, so the council have, after the statutory interval, served a Charge Certificate. The option to submit reps against the Notice to Owner has expired, (you have 28 days from its service to submit them).

You can submit a Witness Statement when the council register the debt at the Traffic Enforcement Centre, (the 'court') and serve an Order for Recovery. One of the reasons on the form is "I did not receive the PCN" which seems to fit your circumstances.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-te9-dart-charge-mersey-gateway-clear-air-zones-challenge-a-traffic-enforcement-order
The OfR and CC will be cancelled, and you can then appeal or pay the NtO.
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You now submit your representations again, but please post up your draft here so we can review it and maybe add in a few suggested things. When/If they reject these reps, you can register an appeal at the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, which costs nothing extra.
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Private parking tickets / Re: Overstayed Parking
« Last post by Muhammad on Today at 01:06:59 am »
Hi the horizon parking has rejected my appeal stating the reason that there are clear signs of overstayed parking upon the entrance and within the parking .What you guys suggest me to do now..Please guide me
I have attcahed the link below

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dznYp0Ij0aoHmaK3YBari_hMK72uxbrM
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Hello everyone and thanks for your time. Today, my accountant emailed me two letters sent to the company's registered (the accountant's) office. This is the first I knew about any parking issue, no ticket on windscreen ever seen; the first letter is dated nearly 6 weeks after the alleged offence. The second letter (dated a week ago) states the time as 1811 but the first says 1812. Both have the company name wrong, e.g: Mycompany Limited is spelt as Mycodpany Limited. It would be easy just to pay it but if it's possible to have a go back, I'm game! Any info gratefully received.  ;) 



                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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... Do you think it is worth taking the risk of paying the full fine and appealing it further?

I'm no expert so see what others suggest, but I think that if you pay up at this stage that is the matter closed.  You can't appeal further.  But I may be wrong...
If you pay now your appeal option is lost. However, if you take the matter to London Tribunals, it is the full penalty if you lose, with no extra costs, so why pay now if you could potentially win your case and pay nothing ?
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Thank you so much.

I uploaded the PCN letter. Apparently they sent the letter of rejection on 24 December but I did not find it in the mail. I phoned today to ask them to email it to me. They said they would post it again and e-mail it so I hope to receive more information soon.
Mail going astray, even 1st Class mail seems to be a big problem at the moment if this forum's experience is any guide. Email not so much. If they rejected your reps, I would anticipate they re-offered the discount, if you paid within 14 days of letter date. Clearly you are over that now.

If you were minded to pay, I would contact them again to see if they will accept the discounted amount, although I'm only guessing that they re-offered it. If you want to stand your ground, you can register an appeal at London Tribunals, This freezes the process until the hearing, and means the penalty will then not increase beyond the £160 which they show on their website view that you posted. Best if you don't get to the Charge Certificate stage.
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... Do you think it is worth taking the risk of paying the full fine and appealing it further?

I'm no expert so see what others suggest, but I think that if you pay up at this stage that is the matter closed.  You can't appeal further.  But I may be wrong...
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Thank you so much.

I uploaded the PCN letter. Apparently they sent the letter of rejection on 24 December but I did not find it in the mail. I phoned today to ask them to email it to me. They said they would post it again and e-mail it so I hope to receive more information soon.
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If a family mwmber is the registered keeper, then you will need a letter of authority for you to act on their behalf if you are going to submit representations and maybe take TfL to the London Tribunals. Registered keeper has total legal responsibility for payment or appealing PCNs, driver is irrelevant.
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Then if I don't get it after 6 months what happens? Does it automatically get cancelled?  :D  :D  :D  :D
They may try it on, and serve one to you, but if its over the time limit, you just submit reps that it is Out-of-Time, and they should then cancel it. If they don't you take them to London Tribunals, win, and ask for costs because they would have passed the test of acting "wholly unreasonably".
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