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Hello,

I have now received the NTO and intend to submit a formal representation.

My question is: do I just re-submit my exact previous appeal but include the similar case (2240321907) that was won by one of the administrators on the forum. Anything else I need to add to the representation?

Thanks,
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Come back if you get a Letter of Claim from a solicitor, to which you should respond, but along the lines in the referenced thread.
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Hi J, the letter was ignore rather than appealed as both were suggested. Will advise keeper to ignore debt recovery plus. Thank you for your response, appreciated.
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The no loading sign is no where near the parked area where the kerb loading stripes have been worn away, except at the end of the road

As regards the correct signage (and markings are 'traffic signs'), then their sign is redundant and would indicate their laziness at removing signs after the 2016 Traffic Signs etc. came into effect- but this isn't a defence in itself but indicative of their ignorance as they referred to it, and by implication are relying upon it, in their reasoning and response.

DYL on their own convey a 24/7 waiting restriction;
Double kerb blips(DKB)similarly for loading.

So, forget the sign pl.

Without your VRM we have to rely on you accessing their photos. So, do these show your car parked on clear DYL with associated DKB
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Private parking tickets / Re: UKPC - 2 issues on one ticket
« Last post by DWMB2 on Yesterday at 02:13:09 pm »
UKPC already know when and where the incident took place, we don't, so please tell us.

UKPC issue around 50,000 parking charges each month, they're unlikely to spend too long on here.
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Did you appeal as advised?
Or ignore?
In either case, ignore Debt Recovery Plus.
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Private parking tickets / Re: UKPC - 2 issues on one ticket
« Last post by Yuri on Yesterday at 02:08:41 pm »
Apologies. I thought if I gave the date and place of the offence it might prejudice me if ( say ) UKPC nosey on the site. The date was April 7th and letter arrived yesterday (22nd), 15 days later.

The 'offence' was very, very recent and at a Sa***bury Washington Supermarket drop off point.

I just took a photo of the signage showing 15 minute stay

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Private parking tickets / Re: UKPC - 2 issues on one ticket
« Last post by RichardW on Yesterday at 01:37:21 pm »
You have redacted too much - what is the date of the alleged contravention, and where is this 'drop off area'?
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Hi,

I just received the below reply from BW Legal.


"Thank you for contacting us, please find our response below:

Please be advised our client clearly stated on the notice to keeper that any appeals must be made within 28 days of receiving the notice.

Please also be advised we are not an appeals service and therefore cannot accept any further appeals.

We have previously provided you with the requested information. "


Could somebody help with a reply for this?

Would I not have had to receive the notice to keeper for the 28 days appeals period to apply? 

Can they just choose to not accept 'further appeals'? Does this mean they are dropping it as they have not yet told me what the charges are for?

They have not previously provided the requested information. I don't know why they are claiming that.

I hope someone can help.
 

 

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Private parking tickets / UKPC - 2 issues on one ticket
« Last post by Yuri on Yesterday at 01:27:08 pm »
I recently received a Parking Charge from UKPC, and have two issues. Hopefully, you can help?

1 - I received it 15 days after the date on their letter. Should it be with me within 14 days?

2- The area concerned is a drop off point and has a sign stating 15 minutes maximum.However, their letter only shows one time. Should it not show the time of parking and a later time showing that the 15 minute limit was exceeded?

TIA




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