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Private parking tickets / Re: HX Parking Management Overstayed paid time at Spanish City car park.
« Last post by Dave65 on Yesterday at 10:36:07 am »Is the vehicle leased?
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Oxford City Council/Oxford Direct Services, Excess Parking Notice, Gloucester Green car park
« Last post by cp8759 on Yesterday at 10:34:52 am »I'd be very surprised if Oxford CC has not discussed this matter internally since they were made aware of it many years ago. Obviously they have a financial interest in denying any wrong doing. Have you CP8759 made any FOI requests from either Oxford or the communications between DfT and Oxford CC concerning this matter?I have but it's all covered by legal professional privilege, which doesn't expire for 20 years from when the information was created. While for Exeter the 2030 cutoff isn't that far away now, Oxford's information is much more recent. The only way to sort this out would be to take it to court, but obviously given the choice of a criminal trial or a modest payment to make it go away, most people chose the easy option even if they are offered free representation.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Greenwich, Code 52M -Prohibition on certain types of vehicle (motor vehicles), Langton Way/Old Dover
« Last post by Incandescent on Yesterday at 10:21:35 am »OK, so its a letter from bailiffs (Newlyns), that is the first stage of bailiff enforcment called "Compliance". This is a statutory letter advising you of the debt and giving you the opportunity to pay it and close the matter. The £75 bailiff fee is a statutory amount. The next stage is the visit stage, when they will add on another £235, again a statutory amount. The debt owed to the council consists of the PCN penalty, plus 50% for the Charge Certificate, and £10 for the TEC registration
So the PCN debt is registered at TEC. The sole process you can now use to try to revert the process back to the stage when you had submitted representations is to submit an Out-of-Time declaration. As this is a London moving traffic PCN, it will have been served under the London Local Authorities and Transport for London Act 2003. Therefore you must submit an OOT Statutory Declaration that you submitted reps but received no reply. The forms you need are PE2 and PE3. These require witnessing by a solicitor, or at the local county court, before submission.
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/traffic-enforcement-centre-forms
Great care is needed in filling in both forms, so I would suggest you contact this website for advice.
www.bailiffadviceonline.co.uk
Sheila, (who runs it), can, for a fee, also prepare your submission. ANy OOT submission is always passed to the enforcement authority who can, and invariably do, object to it, so your info on the submission must be bullet-proof.
In the meantime we recommend paying the bailiffs now to avoid any further costs to you. If your OOT SD is accepted, the matter will be reverted and as you have submitted reps, will be passed to the adjudicators at London Tribunals.
So the PCN debt is registered at TEC. The sole process you can now use to try to revert the process back to the stage when you had submitted representations is to submit an Out-of-Time declaration. As this is a London moving traffic PCN, it will have been served under the London Local Authorities and Transport for London Act 2003. Therefore you must submit an OOT Statutory Declaration that you submitted reps but received no reply. The forms you need are PE2 and PE3. These require witnessing by a solicitor, or at the local county court, before submission.
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/traffic-enforcement-centre-forms
Great care is needed in filling in both forms, so I would suggest you contact this website for advice.
www.bailiffadviceonline.co.uk
Sheila, (who runs it), can, for a fee, also prepare your submission. ANy OOT submission is always passed to the enforcement authority who can, and invariably do, object to it, so your info on the submission must be bullet-proof.
In the meantime we recommend paying the bailiffs now to avoid any further costs to you. If your OOT SD is accepted, the matter will be reverted and as you have submitted reps, will be passed to the adjudicators at London Tribunals.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Oxford City Council/Oxford Direct Services, Excess Parking Notice, Gloucester Green car park
« Last post by tincombe on Yesterday at 10:12:20 am »IMO, if you qualify the issue should be raised with the council's external auditor. Contact the council and find out when their accounts are published and how objections to these may be raised with the external auditor- there's a 30-day window.
https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Council-accounts-a-guide-to-your-rights.pdf
This is not for objecting to your PCN as such, it is a means of focusing attention on the principle.
If you're successful, and it appears that the legal position is clear, then the external auditor would include this in their report to the COUNCIL.
You get to the highest level of responsibility and decision making and bypass the foothills/molehills of self-interested officers in the parking hierarchy.
https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Council-accounts-a-guide-to-your-rights.pdf
This is not for objecting to your PCN as such, it is a means of focusing attention on the principle.
If you're successful, and it appears that the legal position is clear, then the external auditor would include this in their report to the COUNCIL.
You get to the highest level of responsibility and decision making and bypass the foothills/molehills of self-interested officers in the parking hierarchy.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: TfL PCN - parking contravention: 46: Stopped where prohibited (on a red route or clearway)
« Last post by tincombe on Yesterday at 10:01:13 am »Do you have the means to play a DVD? I ask because this is the evidence upon which TfL would rely and you and we need to see what it shows. The instructions for viewing or obtaining are on the reverse of p1 of the PCN. 'The penalty charge will be placed on hold whilst this is processed'.
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Private parking tickets / HX Parking Management Overstayed paid time at Spanish City car park.
« Last post by BillyEyelash on Yesterday at 08:53:23 am »Notice addressed to RK.
RK was not the driver.
Alleged to have overstayed the time paid for.
Any advice gratefully accepted.
https://ibb.co/7xSy7vHH
https://ibb.co/q3hnY8nH
RK was not the driver.
Alleged to have overstayed the time paid for.
Any advice gratefully accepted.
https://ibb.co/7xSy7vHH
https://ibb.co/q3hnY8nH
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Greenwich, Code 52M -Prohibition on certain types of vehicle (motor vehicles), Langton Way/Old D
« Last post by J90 on Yesterday at 07:51:23 am »Thank you for the reply.
This is the letter I received. It's the only document that has been sent to my current address:
This is the letter I received. It's the only document that has been sent to my current address:
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: TfL PCN - parking contravention: 46: Stopped where prohibited (on a red route or clearway)
« Last post by WM on Yesterday at 07:36:11 am »Apologies - I have reset the google drive links to public. These should work now.
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Lambeth 52M Upper Ground Failing to comply with a prohibition on certain types of vehicle (motor veh
« Last post by John U.K. on Yesterday at 02:02:48 am »Case Number please.
That would be 2250600758.
Incidentally, of 20 Lambeth cases on Tuedsday, 13 were allowed and only 7 refused. I make that a 65% success rate for appellants!
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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: Oxford City Council/Oxford Direct Services, Excess Parking Notice, Gloucester Green car park
« Last post by Phantomcrusader on Yesterday at 01:52:02 am »I'd be very surprised if Oxford CC has not discussed this matter internally since they were made aware of it many years ago. Obviously they have a financial interest in denying any wrong doing. Have you CP8759 made any FOI requests from either Oxford or the communications between DfT and Oxford CC concerning this matter?