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parking fine when ticket fell off window
ninebobnote
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Hi has anyone had any success appealing a ticket when the valid receipt has fell off the window/dash as this as happened to me and i am wondering if appeals work in this instant thanks
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ninebobnote wrote: »Hi has anyone had any success appealing a ticket when the valid receipt has fell off the window/dash as this as happened to me and i am wondering if appeals work in this instant thanks
I'd appeal, but only if you have the valid parking ticket you bought to back your mitigation.0 -
Thank you i have the ticket, i will copy the template letter and try here's hoping0
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similar thing happened to my daughter. she emailed the issuing authority and scanned the ticket in and attached it to the email. cancelled by return email.0
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Yes, I've done this before. I had a ticket and it fell off the dashboard. I argued that if it had been one of those adhesive ones, then it wouldn't have been a problem. I was let off but told that I wouldn't be let off again.0
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Oh great feel more confident now thank you all0
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maybe you should take into account a bit of a discount factor there.
three people quickly post to share an experience of success. Would the failures be so quick?
As the contravention is 'failure to display' not 'failure to pay' all of the above were discretionary cancellations. Some may have been under criminal legislation/police where there is no interest in the financial side.
In general for this, the most common topic at TPT appeal, adjudications are not favourable. They go either way but I estimate about 70% at least against the appellant on this issue.
Also different Councils have widely differing attitudes. Which Council is this?
It would benefit you to show the PCN, ALL of it, so it can be checked for compliance.
Also pics of signage and road markings if this was an on-street P&D - OR - you can just make that plea for discretion as others have suggested. personally, I'd cover the possibilities.
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Sometimes the TMO or Off-Street order only specifies the payment part and not the display. This is a bona fide council PCN is it ? If its PPC don't bother.0
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Hi...this happened to me once. I could have parked on road for 40 mins but unsure if I would be slightly longer so paid for 1 hour on short stay carpark. As it was I was only 30 mins and came back and had ticket from council. My sticker had fallen on the floor. I took a photocopy then sent original off with a letter explaining and I just got standard reply saying we've cancelled it this time but wont do it again.0
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Hi it was a pcn in a Bolton car park i know i am legally in the wrong but hoping as it was a genuine mistake they will be leniant heres hoping thanks for all the help have emailed them and attached copies of ticket0
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