Norfolk Parking Enforcement (NPE) or No Parking Ever if you prefer ?

Marktheshark

Your "Appeal" should have stated that you are refusing to accept keeper liability under POFA as this is not a parking event.
The basis under which keeper liability exists is laid down under government legalisation.
The legalisation is very clearly written what is required to make joinder with keeper liability, is is not open to interpretation or application to non parking events.
Therefore you are SERVED LEGAL NOTICE that no keeper liability exists, no further discussion will be entertained.
You shall now desist with harassment of the registered keeper by making false claims of liability under POFA 2012.


This counts for any parking firm that does not meet POFA 2012 strictly.
Stop letting them pull the wool, time to put them back in their box.

buzzlingwood

The_Slithy_Tove wrote: »

Nevertheless, this should not stop the DVLA from following up on any complaints of breach of KADOE contract, and any sanctions they choose to impose (ha ha!)

I have reported NPE to the DVLA and BPA for mis-use of their powers. Hopefully they will be appropriately dealt with in the fullness of time.

In the meantime, I want to thank everyone who has taken the time to comment on this subject.

nicechap

I plan to visit this site soon, and by mistake I might use the wrong entrance too, but not park, should be interesting to check whether they send me anything.

ManxRed

Careful you don't cause a multiple pile up with dozens of fatalities! NPE are very worried about this happening!

buzzlingwood

ManxRed wrote: »

Careful you don't cause a multiple pile up with dozens of fatalities! NPE are very worried about this happening!

Love the fact they did it "reluctantly" based on pressure from local residents and shopkeepers. Nothing to do with theft then NPE??

trisontana

ManxRed wrote: »

Careful you don't cause a multiple pile up with dozens of fatalities! NPE are very worried about this happening!

You know what Mr Troy has said, without PPCs the country would descend into anarchy and chaos.

ManxRed

I regularly have nightmares where I'm in some post-apocalyptic world brought on by the abolition of the BPA Ltd, trying to survive hand to mouth, and learning to come to terms with the dog-eat-dog society I now find myself in.

And then I wake up, usually in a cold sweat and relief quickly envelops me as I realise that Patrick Troy is still out there, doing a great job.

bazster

There's a movie in this! In fact, it may already have been made! I always though "The Road" was about the aftermath of nuclear Armageddon whereas I now see that it's about a world where BPA members can no longer get RK details from DVLA.

Or is it that the conflagration from Patrick Troy's trousers has consumed the entire planet leaving a few tortured survivors trying to survive the ensuing nuclear winter?

ManxRed

Mad Max

It was going to be called Mad Pat but that sounded too much like a BBC Eastenders character.

bazster

No no no, you've got it the wrong way round.

Quite clearly the refinery tribe are innocent motorists parked temporarily in the desert, with the oil extraction being symbolic of doing a bit of shopping.

The Humungus tribes are, of course, the marauding PPC's, with the psychotic Lord Humungus himself representing Patrick Trouserfire.

I leave it to your imagination which PPC's are represented by the Humungus sub-sects, the "gayboy-berserkers" and the "smegma-crazies".

As for Max, he clearly represents one of the noble warriors from here, or PePiPoo, or the other places where the Humungus PPC tribes are battled. I'm guessing Coupon-Mad. Clue's in the name y'see.