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Indeed, but you needn't issue a Parking Notice, and just report them.
But where would the evidence be? And who would the byelaws breach be alleged against if the observer has no clue who was driving? Would they just send it to the registered keeper?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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They'd be questioned at the time, hence no need to send any form of invoice. The only problem is, only the Police have the power to stop a moving vehicle in this respect. It's amazing the amount of people that stop anyway at the end of the road etc, just enough time for someone to approach and request they speak to you!Coupon-mad wrote: »But where would the evidence be? And who would the byelaws breach be alleged against if the observer has no clue who was driving? Would they just send it to the registered keeper?0 -
I think Bye law 14 makes the owner liable for the charge. However Stigy correct me if I am wrong it would be a Magistrates court and not a civil court matter would it not?0
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