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My second private PCN




In the Lee Valley Ice centre, although I do remember registering the car in the centre as I always do, but now that I have received this PCN, it's making me question if I put in the wrong reg, as I use two cars to go to my lessons.

I assume this carpark woud be owned by the liesure centre, so that argument that's usually used may not work, ie its not enforcable.

The only reason I can think of using is that i genuinly have classes taht evening and can show proof, although the is in my wifes name.


However await your professional input and advice

The PCN is POFA compliant so no wiggling out that way. Best bet is to appeal based on the grounds you've outlined, you might get it reduced to £20 for a keying error. Have you spoken to the ice centre to get it cancelled?

The PCN is POFA compliant so no wiggling out that way. Best bet is to appeal based on the grounds you've outlined, you might get it reduced to £20 for a keying error. Have you spoken to the ice centre to get it cancelled?

Umff I'm going to the centre today, so will speak to them but I am not holding my breath..as they may just say sorry, just try appeal on the ground you had a lesson - But one could argue how is that any different for anyone else that gets a PCN there - Will let you know what the centre say tonight

Google -

Took about 5 seconds to find.

If the land is covered by byelaws, it’s not “relevant land” for the purposes of PoFA 2012 and, if the driver has not been identified, liability can not be transferred from the unknown driver to the registered keeper.

See

3(1)In this Schedule “relevant land” means any land (including land above or below ground level) other than—

(a)a highway maintainable at the public expense (within the meaning of section 329(1) of the Highways Act 1980);

(b)a parking place which is provided or controlled by a traffic authority;

(c)any land (not falling within paragraph (a) or (b)) on which the parking of a vehicle is subject to statutory control.

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