PPC Letter Chains & Court Papers (discussion & comments)

Rorkes_Drift

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Parking Charge Notice £75




Back of Parking Charge Notice




Appeal reject letter




Demand #1 (sent to registered keeper) for £130 sent 48 days after Parking Charge Notice date




Demand #2 (sent to registered keeper) for £130 sent 60 days after Parking Charge Notice date

Rorkes_Drift

Premier Parking Solutions

Demand #3 (sent to registered keeper) for £130 but will acceopt £65 is paid within 2 weeks. Sent 81 days after Parking Charge Notice date.

Coupon-mad

Many thanks Rorkes Drift. Crabman will no doubt add them to the first post if different than already shown there.

:T


Anyone able to post the recent letter-chain used by Euro Car Parks? They use DRP now I think.

maumau

After two alleged parking contravention enforcement notices from Civil Enforcement Ltd, followed by three chase-up letters from Newlyn (they are now demanding £240), I have just received a further letter from Newlyn, addressed to 'The Occupier', saying they have been instructed to trace the previous occupier of the property (I'm still here!), and asking for information, eg. date of moving in, council tax ref no, if property is purchased and if so, name/address of Solicitor, or if rented name/address of Landlord, and if forwarding address of previous occupant is known. I guess I just ignore this one too?

MrsClooney

I was trying to click on some of the links at the top, but I get an error message from photobucket instead. Can anyone help?

trisontana

MrsClooney wrote: »

I was trying to click on some of the links at the top, but I get an error message from photobucket instead. Can anyone help?

I think some of those links are out-of-date and need looking at.

Inflatable_Armadillo

maumau wrote: »

After two alleged parking contravention enforcement notices from Civil Enforcement Ltd, followed by three chase-up letters from Newlyn (they are now demanding £240), I have just received a further letter from Newlyn, addressed to 'The Occupier', saying they have been instructed to trace the previous occupier of the property (I'm still here!), and asking for information, eg. date of moving in, council tax ref no, if property is purchased and if so, name/address of Solicitor, or if rented name/address of Landlord, and if forwarding address of previous occupant is known. I guess I just ignore this one too?

Oh yes, keep ignoring! This would appear to be relatively new tactic and might just be speculative last punt and be based on the principal that you might have moved but it does seem a difficult one to work out!

Did you at any point return any of their letters as 'return to sender' at any point?

maumau

No, I've kept them all in case I needed to consult a solicitor. I'm a bit worried as I've just received an application to update the photo on my driving licence (supposed to every 10 years). This will confirm I am still at the address, and perhaps Newlyn can access this info?:think:

trisontana

maumau wrote: »

No, I've kept them all in case I needed to consult a solicitor. I'm a bit worried as I've just received an application to update the photo on my driving licence (supposed to every 10 years). This will confirm I am still at the address, and perhaps Newlyn can access this info?:think:

So what? Don't forget that Newlyn are just a private company. They are not the police or the council, and they don't have anymore powers than you or I

maumau

maumau wrote: »

No, I've kept them all in case I needed to consult a solicitor. I'm a bit worried as I've just received an application to update the photo on my driving licence (supposed to every 10 years). This will confirm I am still at the address, and perhaps Newlyn can access this info?:think:

I should add that the original 'parking contravention' allegation, had a photo of my car leaving the car park, and they say they have further photographic evidence. You cannot make out who is driving in the photo, but I'm not sure how good these cameras are.