Author Topic: PCN - National Parking Enforcement Ltd - Vehicle Not Registered on Permit Database  (Read 1914 times)

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Re: PCN - Vehicle Not Registered on Permit Database
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Where is the original NtK? What you have shown us is a reminder. It also claims that the keeper has identified themself as the driver. Is this true?



Without seeing the original NtK to see if it is PoFA compliant, it is difficult to advise exactly on the next step. Did your sister make an initial appeal?
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Re: PCN - Vehicle Not Registered on Permit Database
« Reply #16 on: »
Send three and fourpence, we're going to a dance!

If the driver has been identified, then the paperwork - whether the original NtK or the NtD we have been shown is irrelevant - such notices are only relevant to keeper liability when the identity of the driver is unknown.

The most relevant thing in the paperwork linked is that it has told us a key part of the story that you neglected to. If you can't or won't tell us what happened, you are simply wasting our time and your own. I am less concerned about the latter.

The obvious question mark, regarding the case, as opposed to the OP) is the signage - what it says and whether it was "there to be seen".
I am responsible for the accuracy of the information I post, not your ability to comprehend it.

Re: PCN - Vehicle Not Registered on Permit Database
« Reply #17 on: »
hey folks, this is the original NTO

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BIr0JSQ15YRv14koSClt0xt9orcoblLF/view?usp=sharing

There is a back story here which is in an earlier post. To summarise, it was recommended that the NTO should be reassigned to my sister who was the (driver) at the time of the said offence.

https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/pcn-national-parking-enforcement-ltd-vehicle-not-registered-on-permit-database/msg15656/#msg15656
« Last Edit: March 12, 2024, 03:41:10 pm by bigred247 »

Merged in line with the below from our House Rules:

1. We operate a "one case, one thread" rule. This means that you should keep any posts relating to one case (one incident of speeding, one PCN, etc) to a single thread. Do not start multiple topics on the same case.

@DWMB2
Understood. Apologies, I thought it might have confused matters. But noted for future issues.

So with the context mind, any recommendations here?