Northern Parking Services Parking Charge Notice

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Im sure that i had a camera like this from a christmas cracker
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http://northernparkingservices.co.uk/appeals.html

You must supply evidence as to why you were parked in violation of the parking terms and conditions as displayed on the Contractual Warning Signs erected on the Land. All appeals are genuinely perused and the decision to Accept or Reject an appeal is based on the evidence supplied.
It is important that you supply all of the evidence to support your appeal . Northern Parking Services will not enter into multiple appeal processes. If your appeal is successful your money will be refunded in full.
Please allow 14 working days for a reply.
Please Note: Should payment of the Parking Charge Notification not be received within 14 days of the date issued, the matter will be passed to our Debt Recovery Agents. At this point, any appeal is invalid and the matter must be dealt with through the Agents as we will be in the beginning stages of legal recovery of the debt.
Photographic Evidence:
Offenders should note before making an appeal that all vehicles when issued with a Parking Charge Notification are photographed by digital camera, which is date- and time-stamped showing the offence committed.
Photographs are for internal use only and they will only be passed over to a specialist debt collection agency and used as prosecuting evidence in any court case against you. We do not supply this evidence to members of the public.
Notebook Evidence:
A notebook used by Parking Attendants to record information while on duty – in particular additional evidence to support Parking Charge Notifications issued during the course of their enforcement activities, will be used in evidence
Untrue Statements:
It is a criminal offence to “knowingly and wilfully” make an untrue statement in connection with an appeal to the Independent Adjudicator and at other stages in the enforcement process.
Persons committing such offences risk legal action which will result in a conviction and/or a fine.

Better get the parking prankster on the case, with his/her radioactive spiders, and pack of squirrels.