Excel Parking - Retail Park UPDATED 17/12 Reply Received

ample_samples_1980

Coupon-mad wrote: »

'How to win at POPLA' is a link in the 'Newbies read this first' sticky thread, near the top. Show us your draft POPLA appeal and DO NOT name the driver nor imply who was driving.

Got it. Thanks and Nope, I won't then.

Thanks:beer:

ample_samples_1980

Hi All - just wanted to update to say that I did send of my POPLA Appeal AGES ago (feel's like ages ago anyway!) I had a reply saying I would hear a decision on or around the 11th Feb and only just heard today

The Assessor has considered the evidence of both parties and has determined that the appeal be ALLOWED.

The Assessors reasons are as set out.

The Operator should now cancel the parking charge notice forthwith.

REASONS FOR THE ASSESSOR'S DETERMINATION

It is the Appellant's case that the parking charge notice was issued incorrectly.

The operator has not produced a copy of the parking charge notice, nor any evidence to show a breach of the conditions of parking occured, nor any evidence that shows what that conditions of parking, in fact, were.

Accordingly I have no option but to allow the appeal

So I am reading that as Excel Parking not even bothering to send any thing in relating to the appeal so in theory not contesting my appeal!?

Either way WIN WIN for me!

YEY - Big thanks to all the guys on here who offered me (and others) advice and help!!

Stroma

Well Done

Another parking company not even bothering with popla at all, this is proving to be a concerted effort from them. We need to be keeping track of this I think.

bod1467

Is that something worthy of an FOIR to POPLA? (Are POPLA duty-bound to respond to an FOIR?)

ample_samples_1980

sorry what is an FIOR??

I can not believe the didn't even bother to respond to the POPLA appeal, what a waste of time for those involved!!

Guys_Dad

ample_samples_1980 wrote: »

sorry what is an FIOR??

I can not believe the didn't even bother to respond to the POPLA appeal, what a waste of time for those involved!!

A bad spelling of FOIR.

Now you may think FOIR is FIRE said in an Irish accent, but it isn't.

And FIOR isn't the catchword in Arthur Brown's crazy world either.

In fact it is Freedom Of Information Request.

Aaron_Aadvark

bod1467 wrote: »

Is that something worthy of an FOIR to POPLA? (Are POPLA duty-bound to respond to an FOIR?)

POPLA don't do FoIs as they prefer to operate on a commercial basis, paid for by the BPA Ltd, and in secret.

ample_samples_1980

Guys_Dad wrote: »

A bad spelling of FOIR.

Now you may think FOIR is FIRE said in an Irish accent, but it isn't.

And FIOR isn't the catchword in Arthur Brown's crazy world either.

In fact it is Freedom Of Information Request.

lol :wall: must remember to proof read before posting!!

bondy_lad

chalk up another one for the good guys,well done,and thanks for letting us know that you spanked em.poor old mr renshawe-smith,he will soon be claiming housing benefit at this rate.though he could always get an honest job,like mucking out horses maybee.

ample_samples_1980

No problem - just glad I could come back with a victory thanks to everyones help on here!!