PCN on company car - lease company already paid, is it too late to appeal?

Kolokithakia

Thanks for the advice on the link ColliesCarer. Let's give this a try: hxxps://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwBHefdwUahReFNQeGloRUI0WjA&authuser=0

I'll have a look for the Alphabet BVRLA topics too, thank you.

Glad you got a good outcome Cygnus, it shows that it's possible to get a good outcome if you're willing to fight it

fisherjim

Kolokithakia wrote: »

Thanks for the advice on the link ColliesCarer. Let's give this a try: hxxps://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwBHefdwUahReFNQeGloRUI0WjA&authuser=0

I'll have a look for the Alphabet BVRLA topics too, thank you.

Glad you got a good outcome Cygnus, it shows that it's possible to get a good outcome if you're willing to fight it

That link is password protected.

Kolokithakia

I've just reset the link to public access so hopefully now it can be viewed? Sorry this isn't going well is it? :-S

Half_way

Reading through that it looks like they havent got a clue.

the page is headed up
Fines

it then lists
1: Penalty charge notice

there are several offence types that give rise to potential action and subsequent fines, some examples of offences are:
- parking where prohibited
-over staying a free parking period
-stopping in a box junction
-driving in a bus lane
-failure to pay congestion charge
where Alphabet pays a penalty in order to prevent escalation of costs , this will be recharged to the customer / hirer

and on it goes.

a private parking charge falls outside of this as
1: it is not a fine or a penalty therefore the whole document is not valid
2: its not a penalty charge notice

Kolokithakia

Thanks half way - I think I need to educate myself some more on this. I am clear that this isn't a "fine", but my assumption was that it is a penalty charge notice (the letter from CP plus titles it "Charge Notice"), I need to look up the different between a PCN and a private parking charge then I think.

Half_way

Apparently the fact that PCN has the same initals as PCN is just a co-incidence.
likewise that parking charge notices look and sound similar to penalty charge notices this is all an amazing co-incidence or at least thats what I think the BPA said, not intended to cause confusion at all

photome

I think Alphabet need to completely rethink their T and C when it comes to parking charge invoices, but not sure how collectively we can get that to happen.

I bombarded them with emails when I thought I was going to receive a parking ticket (camera) and they kept reiterating how they would pay it when received even though I was asking them not to

turned out the ticket never arrived so i didnt get to test wether they would have paid or not