parking ticket

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thanks confused even more now

It's simple really. If you DON'T send anything then they have to guess at whether they have a strong case, a worrier or a hard nut to crack.

If you DO appeal they DON'T have to guess at whether they have a strong case, a worrier or a hard nut to crack.

But if you DO and the DO send a claim against you, the [unproven] belief is that the contents of the IAS appeal will be held against them.

Simples.

ampersand

paul56 - we welcome everyone who seeks help from this Parking Forum.

However - I will say it if no-one else will - what I read so far tells me you could be completely massacred in Court and at considerable financial cost to yourself - much higher than any unenforceable invoice you can see off now, using the tried and trusted mse methods.

They work.

Losing in Court means you HAVE to pay much more, with costs.
It's not a choice.
Any failure to do so means you have a CCJ, risk bailiffs and wreck your credit rating for possibly 6 years.

No-one here wants this for you or anyone.
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Unfortunately, what I read so far is someone:

[a] unable to follow simple instructions here, even when clearly set out and repeated several times.

who has absorbed nothing from thorough reading of the Newbies Stickies, if indeed you have actually started this.

[c] who has not learnt to use the Search box or done any research for similar parking events.

Don't for one moment think this is written unkindly.

I'm probably regarded as an over-indulgent, over-patient softie here and I'm certain you have talents which I lack.

Here's a silly parallel, but you going to Court strikes me as you going along to your driving test, knowing you've watched people driving, so think that's enough.
Maybe you tell the examiner you've come along for your licence and his failing or passing you hardly matters because you're just going to drive about anyway.

Of course that's not a true equivalent, but that's the level of understanding and concern, with similar likelihood of success i.e. near nil, that I'm reading.

Come back, with proper answers - please :-)

ampersand

paul_56 wrote: »

no need to be like that i am just going by coupon- mad advice

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paul, you have completely mis-read freddy's post.

These scumpanies put up any sort of garbage to justify ripping money from people. Their pretended legalese and silly fibby nonsense often makes us laugh.

No-one is laiughing at you, certainly not freddy, who has spelt things out simply and clearly for you, over and again, as have all the others.

Again, I am worried by your ability to deal with this.

Fruitcake

paul_56 wrote: »

why cant the driver be disclosed surely the judge would request this info in court

The reason why the driver should not be identified is explained in the NEWBIES thread. If the NTK from the PPC is not POFA 2012 compliant then the judge does not have the right to know who was driving either.
There are however cases where the driver should be identified (hire/lease cars for example, or a driver who lives overseas) but in your case I don't believe the driver should be identified as it means you throw away a strong appeal point that you may need at a later date.


Please go back and read, then re-read the NEWBIES thread until you start to understand what it means. Make notes of the parts that are relevant to your case. The thread covers many different situations so you need to pick out the bits that fit your case and ignore the bits that are not relevant.
For example, if you are dealing with a PPC that is a BPA member, you pick out the bits pertaining to PoPLA, but if the PPC is an IPC member then PoPLA doesn't apply, so you ignore those bits.

Fruitcake

Paul, your starting point is to appeal to the PPC using the template letter in the NEWBIES thread. You MUST do this, and do not miss the appeal deadline.
Use the template EXACTLY as it is ensuring you do not reveal the driver's identity.


If/when the PPC reject it, you have the option of appealing to the IAS or ignoring, but you MUST make the initial appeal to the parking scumpany. This is what is explained in the NEWBIES thread and this is the bit you need to get you head around.


So, appeal to the PPC, then either appeal to IAS or ignore if it is rejected.


We still need the timeline of events and a redacted copy of the NTK/PCN you received through the post to help you further.

paul_56

i have appealed via there web site already

Fruitcake

paul_56 wrote: »

i have appealed via there web site already

Did you use the template in the NEWBIES thread making sure you didn't identify the driver?

paul_56

no i just said i was parked between the lines as the pics show and displaying a valid ticket, i appealed before i found this site

paul_56

but i have done nothing wrong please look at the pics

paul_56

my defence will be no loss to the company