Fail to put ticket on dashboard witin 5min (UKPC)

zeljko

Hi,


I got respond from ALDI shop that they can not help me with this fine they do not own a land and I need to contact UKPC directly. :-(

zeljko

I also got respond from UKPC:


Dear Mr XXX,


Thank you for your recent correspondence in relation to the above Parking Charge.


In order to make a final decision regarding your appeal, please can you provide a copy of the drivers full details so


we can liaise with them directly to our Appeals Department within 21 days of the date of this letter.


Paragraph 9(2)(b) of schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, states that we must inform the registered


keeper that the driver of a vehicle is required to pay the parking charge in full. It also notes that as we do not know


the driver’s name or current postal address, the registered keeper, if they were not the driver at the time, should


inform the operator (i.e. us) of the name and current address of the driver and pass the notice to them.


The Act also warns that if, at the end of the period of 28 days (beginning with the day after the Parking Charge is


sent), the parking charge has not been paid in full and the operator does not know both the name and current


address of the driver, the operator has the right to recover any unpaid part of the parking charge from the


registered keeper. This warning is given under Paragraph 9(2)(f) of Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act


2012 and is subject to us complying with the applicable conditions under Schedule 4 of that Act (which we consider


we do comply with, to the letter).


The highest court in the UK, the Supreme Court, has unambiguously confirmed that parking charges issued on


private land are fully enforceable. In the case of ParkingEye v Beavis [2015] UKSC 67 their Lordships stated that


private parking charges were enforceable because they served a legitimate interest and were in the interests of the


public generally. The case confirmed that the amount of the charge does not have to reflect any loss that might


have been caused by breach of the terms and conditions of parking.


The Supreme Court decision is binding law on all other courts throughout the UK.


Failure to provide this information will give us no alternative other than to make our final decision based on the


previous information received, at this stage a POPLA verification code will be provided.


Further correspondence can be sent to our postal address below or on our website at .


Please can you ensure that your parking charge details are attached when sending further correspondence.


The Parking Charge has been on hold whilst under appeal and may be settled in full at the reduced rate of £50.




PLEASE DO NOT IGNORE THIS LETTER. UKPC REGULARLY TAKES MOTORISTS TO COURT WHO IGNORE


THEIR PARKING CHARGES. PLEASE SEE: FOR FURTHER


INFORMATION.






Yours faithfully,


Appeals Department


UK Parking Control Limited

zeljko

I belive I should not tell them who is was a driver.
What happen if I said it was my brother driver who is not living in UK and living in Croatia?

The_Deep

Then they would have to deal with him. However, if this did get to court you might be asked to prove that you had a brother in Croatia, so best not to tell porkies.

Castle

zeljko wrote: »

I belive I should not tell them who is was a driver.
What happen if I said it was my brother driver who is not living in UK and living in Croatia?

From my reading UKPC still haven't sent you a NTK, so there is no need to reply to their letter at the moment.

Far more importantly UKPC must either accept or reject your original appeal within 35 days. If they reject it they must provide a POPLA code. Reading UKPC's reply they have done neither and the deadline for them is 19th December.

zeljko

Hi Deep,


thank you for your comment.
But I have brother in Croatia. I can even give them right address.
The UKBC do not have so long hand to reach him there :rotfl:
And Croatia law do not recognize private parking fines...

zeljko

Hi Castle,


Thank you for your comment.
They did not sent me NTK. I have only received this letter and for this they needed more that 1 month.
Maybe they are very busy

Fruitcake

zeljko wrote: »

I belive I should not tell them who is was a driver.
What happen if I said it was my brother driver who is not living in UK and living in Croatia?

If it is true that your brother was actually driving the car on the date in question, then you should definitely give UKPC that information.


If he was not driving the car, then you should not mention it.

zeljko

Hi,


I got same letter again from my previous post. They did not provide any NTK or POPLA code.
Deadline for them is 19th December still valid?
Why they sending mails?

Coupon-mad

They are deperate to know who was driving. IGNORE THAT LETTER. Patience - forget the deadline, they'll get there.

A rejection always follows in the end, with a POPLA code. Then if you follow the script and write a decent long POPLA appeal like the examples in the NEWBIES thread post #3, and rebut any evidence pack well, you will win as long as the driver is not divulged and you show POPLA some decent appeal points, as per loads of other threads here already.