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One appeal has already been suggested and it is obviously up to the OP to choose what they wish to do.

In the alterative I am happy to offer the appeal set out below.

Having done a significant amount of reading, I am pretty sure that the notice which has been issued is in fact a Parking Charge Notice which is dressed up as a Penalty Notice - this is fraud.

I would advise submitting this appeal pure to confront Saba but also to access the POPLA code.

Appeal below....




Saba Appeal.


Charge Notice No - xxxxxxxxxxxx





Appeal made as Registered Keeper.




I am the Registered Keeper of vehicle registration xxxx xxx and I completely refute the Parking Charge Notice which Saba issued against that vehicle on 9th October 2025.

The issuing of a Parking Charge Notice dressed up as some kind of statutory Penalty Notice is a massive contravention of the parking operators Code of Practice - the code expressly prohibits specific wording in that respect - your notice contains many of the expressly prohibited words and terms - the notice also projects an entirely false narrative - this is demonstrably fraud by misrepresentation.

Having issued what you purport to be a 'statutory notice', you then imply that the fine is a civil debt - you jump between criminal law and civil law and back again - your notice demonstrates this on many occasions.

For example, your notice states that, "The creditor is Saba Park Services Ltd" - If the 'Penalty Notice' were genuine then there would be no 'creditor' - the terms 'creditor' and 'debtor' refer to civil / contract law and not to a 'fine' or 'penalty' issued due to an alleged statutory offence.

The nature of this misrepresentation is further evidenced by the email chain between myself and a Saba staff member - I would ask the assessor to read this entire email chain - once again the staff member jumps between criminal and civil law as it suits them. Further to that point, the staff member projects the entirely false ability of the parking operator to move liability between 'driver', 'keeper' and 'owner'. Having stated that the owner is liable, the staff member then states that they can simply move liability onto the keeper despite there being no legislation to support that assertion. PoFA exists to transfer liability to the keeper when specific criteria is met - the Saba staff member is simply inventing a method of transferring liability because the requirements of PoFA cannot be met on this occasion - this is clearly an attempt to circumvent the requirements of PoFA rather than follow those requirements.

Your stated appeals method also demonstrates that the notice is nothing more than a Parking Charge Notice and not the statutory notice which you dress this up as.

This is basically fraud by misrepresentation and I am happy to take this matter further if this unlawful Parking Charge Notice is not cancelled promptly.




Best wishes,


xxxx xxxxxxx.

We have received your appeal as the Registered Keeper.

Please be advised, the contravention was on 9/10/25 and we had sent the Parking Charge on 16/10/25 therefore, the Parking Charge does comply with the Protection of Freedoms Act (PoFA) 2012 as the initial notification of the Parking Charge was sent within 14 days of the contravention. Whilst we do not dispute what you have or have not received and in what timeframe, the progression of the matter begins from the day the Parking Charge is sent. Due to this, we would require the driver to appeal the issuing of the Parking Charge, in the absence of an appeal within the twenty-eight (28) day timeframe the registered keeper will remain liable for this matter.

As you have marked you were not the driver, please provide their full name and serviceable address within seven (7) days of the date of this email. Alternatively, please request the driver appeals directly to appeals@paymyparkingcharge.com. Within this email they will need to confirm their full name, serviceable address and confirmation that they were the driver on the day.

This account will be placed on a seven (7) day hold to allow the driver time to contact our company or for the requested details to be provided.