Excel - Prove I'm the driver?

hoohoo

You can log back into the IAS site, and there you can look at your appeal, the assessors decision, and if your appeal was filed after 1st April, the operators evidence (but you have to promise to keep this secret)

Marktheshark

Dear Excel, we shall proceed on the reasonable assumption you do not own the land and are avoiding paying your VAT for this contractual service you offer, until you can prove otherwise that is...

Coupon-mad

sportmonday wrote: »

Hi.
I've appealed to the IAS after I received a PCN for parking at the Peel Centre in Stockport. I heard absolutely nothing until I received a letter (I'd post a copy but I'm a new user...) saying my appeal had been denied - debt recovery or court action may follow. How do I stand now? Surely I have to be made aware that my appeal was unsuccessful?!
Should I just ignore any further correspondence until they threaten to take me to court?
Many thanks.

Why did you bother? What did you expect seeing as the Newbies thread told you everyone loses at the IAS. I don't think it's helpful to have a loss at the IAS behind you. And you can't complain to the IPC because they will IMHO ignore any complaint about the IAS. This now fires up Excel to move forward with a Letter before Claim and small claim, but to be fair they might have tried a small claim anyway because sometimes they do.

Start reading the newbies thread about small claims defence stage and first, how to respond to a LBCCC, in the 'LBCCC Fightback' sticky thread. At least the IAS 'evidence' mentioned by hoohoo is available to you which may help you with your response - but you CANNOT post it here.

The_Deep

Your unsigned I.A.S. refusal is a keep out of court card. Keep it and file all the subsequent paperwork until they cry uncle. If they were to take you to court call the anonymous adjudicator, (who may well be the tea boy), and question him/her. AFAIAA, no IAS refusal has yet been in front of a judge, nor is one ever likely to in my opinion.