Unfair Penalty ticket , Help please !

smryn

Northlakes wrote: »

Yes being a tenant gives you important rights. Your lease may show that the PPC may not have the authority to issue PCN's on your property.

It is little hard to ask My Land lady for lease , she will get heart attach, she will thinking I want change the flat into my name ,

Northlakes

You must have a tenancy agreement.

smryn

Thanks

what should I look in tenancy agreement or lease ?

Northlakes

You need to look for a paragraph that mentions parking and any reference to your allocated spot.
Sorry to be pedantic but this is a critical well used argument in order to cancel this charge.

smryn

if there is no paragraph in my tenancy agreement they will go to my landlord and ask for money ?

smryn

reading newby's thread as you recommend, very un-organise , nothing to be follow base of my circumstance . If I made any mistake I would pay damn ticket but this is unfair ,.

Northlakes

No this is nothing to do with your landlord. It's whether the ppc has the right to issue pcns at your property.

smryn

Northlakes wrote: »

No this is nothing to do with your landlord. It's whether the ppc has the right to issue pcns at your property.

I just checked my Tenancy Agreement and nothing in my agreement about car park but sorry , I don't understand what is relation between these 2

Please note each flat has dedicated bay car park with bay number and we can't park somewhere else ,

Northlakes

If you don't feel confident about taking on these people. Take the pcn and your tenancy agreement down to your citizens advice centre and they will advise you further.
If there is no mention of the requirement to display a permit your rights as a tenant are/could be above those of the ppc and you shouldn't have to pay this unfair charge.
Don't delay though.

smryn

Hi

I went to citizens advice today, I did explain to them and show them this forum too but they have no idea what is the law about lease and PCN !

they said if they are member of BPA then they can charge me ( which they are )

I have been told to go and read this
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/cars-and-other-vehicles/driving-and-parking/parking-tickets/parking-tickets-on-private-land/

guys I need help . plz