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POPLA loss - what now?
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I don't have one, no...not sure you can pm me at the moment either as it's deliberately blocked and I am away for a few days from tomorrow... we can catch up about it in a week?!PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Thanks CM.
I notice the POPLA complaints page refers me to London Councils website but this states it does not deal with POPLA admin complaints and refers you back to POPLA!0 -
#Coupon-mad wrote: »I don't have one, no...not sure you can pm me at the moment either as it's deliberately blocked and I am away for a few days from tomorrow... we can catch up about it in a week?!
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Is this a block of flats? If so why did the OP need a permit to park, what is his/her status, leaseholder/tenant? What dioes the lease/AST say? Does it mention "quiet enjoyment?
The OP appears to have appealed this as a consumer, but he is not, he is a leaseholder/tenant, and should be concentrating on contract, not loss, there is no loss.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0 -
Yes that's right.Thanks CM.
I notice the POPLA complaints page refers me to London Councils website but this states it does not deal with POPLA admin complaints and refers you back to POPLA!PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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I would suggest that the op speaks to his/her ll and asks them for a copy of the lease. This should cover whether or not there is any allowance for a parking permit scheme to be put in place.
If the lease makes no mention of parking schemes (other than to mention that there is a specific space allocatted), then the op can proceed to use this information to point-out to POPLA in his complaint to the lead assessor that there is no authourity for Amtrac to insist on a permit to be displayed and that is them who have committed the offence of trespass.Never Knowingly Understood.
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