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PCN recieved - parked outside of markings
glitterygirl
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Hi
I have had a quick look through old threads but can not find one that matches my question.
I have residents parking but on Monday night my husband parked the car & the back wheels were in the bay next to the one we parked in.
So although we have a current permit I now have a £80 fine (£40 if paid in 14 days)
Will I be successful if I appeal this & what grounds do I use?
I have had a quick look through old threads but can not find one that matches my question.
I have residents parking but on Monday night my husband parked the car & the back wheels were in the bay next to the one we parked in.
So although we have a current permit I now have a £80 fine (£40 if paid in 14 days)
Will I be successful if I appeal this & what grounds do I use?
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Was this on private land or council controlled? If so a photo of the pcn would be of help.Host on tiny pic and follow the instructions in the stickies at the start.I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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It was council controlled land.
Today is my 14 day deadline :-(0 -
HTH - 'i' before 'e', except after 'c'
[there's slightly more to it than just that, but that should suffice for most of your needs]0 -
The experts need both sides and pics of offence would help. Doubt you'll get an answer in time as there's been nearly 2 weeks wasted.I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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peter_the_piper wrote: »The experts need both sides and pics of offence would help. Doubt you'll get an answer in time as there's been nearly 2 weeks wasted.
Can I ask why they need both sides? The back just has writing on it explaining where to pay etc
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Exactly, thats often where the loopholes are. There is strict regulation on how a pcn etc can be worded eo if it does not comply with the regs its not legal.I'd rather be an Optimist and be proved wrong than a Pessimist and be proved right.0
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This is one part..............just uploading the 2nd0 -
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Would a photo of the parking bay in question be any help?0
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