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Umkomaas

I'd escalate this urgently to the DVLA as further proof that despite conclusive evidence from the Bristol City Council that your car was ticketed on a public road:

1. UKCPS appears to have acted outside of the law
2. The IAS adjudicator (a professional solicitor or barrister) appears to have disregarded the law and found in favour of the PPC. How 'independent' is that?

pappa_golf

It took just two hours from submitting my appeal to getting a decision




so , the independent adjudicator , who was sat in gladstones office at the time , did all his research and replied within 2 hrs.




do you actually think there was an appeal , or did gladstones just say "no"

beamerguy

Umkomaas wrote: »

I'd escalate this urgently to the DVLA as further proof that despite conclusive evidence from the Bristol City Council that your car was ticketed on a public road:

1. UKCPS appears to have acted outside of the law
2. The IAS adjudicator (a professional solicitor or barrister) appears to have disregarded the law and found in favour of the PPC. How 'independent' is that?

As we all know IAS is a sham and to be ignored. UKCPS have no right to ticket on a public road, that is the council's domain.
You might well get a letter from Gladstones Solicitors threatening you and increasing the charge.
If you DO, please let us know.
As seen in another thread,
Gladstones, the IPC and IAS ARE ONE OF THE SAME