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Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
Just do what the NEWBIES thread says (by email) but please don't copy & paste the standard reply here, nor show us Moorside's standard reply later this month either! We never want to se…3 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
Good evening - after a few months of threatening letters from trace/moorside, I've received a letter of claim from moorside demanding for a response in around 20 days time (don't know why t…1 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
BOTH OF YOU: Read this hearing outcome. Then read the whole thread: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81288166/#Comment_81288166 Of course almost all residential cases are won …2 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
Agreed, it is difficult dealing with two posters on one thread, even if they are ostensibly the same or similar5 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
@Fulhamwelsh1 These cases are bit more subtle, since they typically depend more on the specifics. Leaseholder vs. tenant vs share of freehold, for example; and what exactly is said on the deeds/land …6 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
This has been an interesting thread. I thought I would be the only one on this Forum who was a resident in car park covered by a private parking company. 3 years ago, I was an owner/occupier in an ap…2 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
No need for the question mark or the word 'somehow' at the end there. You are always the deliberate targets. This is what the scammers do. Never live anywhere with a parking firm if you can…4 -
Re: Private tenant PCN in own space
Thank you all so much for the advice! Will speak with my landlord to have them also apply pressure on MA to try and have PPC cancel the ticket. Thanks - yes my AST tenancy agreement has only included…1 -
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You probably should speak to your landlord (leaseholder) and get landlord involved re h2g2's advice above. The most ideal way is that the landlord to put pressure on MA who forces PPC to cancel…4 -
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After taking Mullerice's advice and making sure your tenancy agreement makes no mention of permits, parking charges, or "subject to the parking conditions displayed in the car park"...…5
