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POPLA stage (UKPC, Riverside, Warrington)
robod
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Dear helpful members of this forum,
With a reference to my first thread (forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4996868)
I have now reached the POPLA stage as UKPC happily rejected my appeal.
They are mentioning the Moloney QC in the case of ParkingEye v Beavis & Wardley and even saying Trading Standards agree with their "charges".
The scans are below. Does any of that change the standard POPLA arguments we should be using?
I will make another post with my POPLA appeal draft to make this (hopefully) easier to follow.
I'm not allowed to post links (6 years member isn't enough?!), so here are inactive links to the scans of UKPC reply. Please copy&paste them into your browser to see them:
Page 1 - flickr.com/photos/51253214@N04/14470935267/in/set-72157645643100346
Page 2 - flickr.com/photos/51253214@N04/14634395726/in/set-72157645643100346
Thanks
With a reference to my first thread (forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4996868)
I have now reached the POPLA stage as UKPC happily rejected my appeal.
They are mentioning the Moloney QC in the case of ParkingEye v Beavis & Wardley and even saying Trading Standards agree with their "charges".
The scans are below. Does any of that change the standard POPLA arguments we should be using?
I will make another post with my POPLA appeal draft to make this (hopefully) easier to follow.
I'm not allowed to post links (6 years member isn't enough?!), so here are inactive links to the scans of UKPC reply. Please copy&paste them into your browser to see them:
Page 1 - flickr.com/photos/51253214@N04/14470935267/in/set-72157645643100346
Page 2 - flickr.com/photos/51253214@N04/14634395726/in/set-72157645643100346
Thanks
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