UK CPS Appeal Rejected (My fault) can this be rescued?

da51ngh

Hi

Not used this process for a couple of years now but recently got a PCN in the family.

I sent a IPC based template to UK CPS (Bpa member) and obviously got rejected.

Can i rescue this now. They want me to either

1) pay £100
2) Court/Debt Collection.

Thanks

Redx

the only way of rescuing it is GET THE LANDOWNER , RETAILER or Managing Agent to cancel it

you could IGNORE it and them and MIAH and debt collection for 6 years, which is the time they have to raise a court case in the small claims court

otherwise its pay

there are no "quick fixes" apart from a landowner cancellation

UKCPS dont use the BPA (although they are a corporate member of both organisations)

for 18 months they have used the IPC and IAS only

Fruitcake

da51ngh wrote: »

Hi

Not used this process for a couple of years now but recently got a PCN in the family.

I sent a IPC based template to UK CPS (Bpa member) and obviously got rejected.

Can i rescue this now. They want me to either

1) pay £100
2) Court/Debt Collection.

Thanks

If you used the IPC template from the NEWBIES thread then you ignore anything and everything except real court papers or an LBCC. As above, complain to the landowner/retailer whilst you are ignoring.

da51ngh

Is there an easy way to find the land owner?

Redx

the land registry (for a fee)

you can read a lot of good advice about this PPC and their methods in this previous thread

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5367654

da51ngh

If I give the retailer an email - how is the best action to proceed. I.e a letter/email confirming they are happy with this. Or do I get them to speak to UK CPS.

Ta

Redx

you get the business or owner that made the contract with UKCPS to contact UKCPS and get the charge cancelled, probably under the t & c`s of that contract

until this is done and you get either side of that contract to cancel this charge, the charge remains live and UKCPS (or the other party) can take court proceedings

so in simple terms, you get the "other party" in that contract to tell UKCPS to cancel the charge and get that in writing, keeping it for 6 years just in case it reappears in court papers etc

so one of those 2 parties who entered into that parking contract must be willing to cancel this invoice and you need written evidence to prove that the invoice has been cancelled , until then its a valid invoice (even if its not able to be enforced in a court)

its only a valid invoice if its tested in court and a judge says so and awards them a judgment, until then its a disputed invoice and to win you need written evidence to help to prove your case

Umkomaas

da51ngh wrote: »

If I give the retailer an email - how is the best action to proceed. I.e a letter/email confirming they are happy with this. Or do I get them to speak to UK CPS.

Ta

Go in to see the manager initially (not customer services), if that doesn't work email/write to the CEO of the company.

If they're going to cancel they will need to inform the PPC to do it, if they are going to do so, they will know how to do it.

If they tell you they will cancel it, ask if they'd confirm it in a quick email to you.

The_Deep

This company may be evading v.a.t. If, as they claim,
this is contractual charge, it is a fee for parking, and thus vatable. Have they accounted for vat on their paper work?

Ask them for a vat invoice. If they ignore your request, (which they probably will), it is a useful stick with which to beat them if it ever gets to court.
More reading here
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5033796=

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5195437

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5087925=

If you suspect tax evasion report it to the fraud hot line here

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5087925&highlight

Coupon-mad

da51ngh wrote: »

If I give the retailer an email - how is the best action to proceed. I.e a letter/email confirming they are happy with this. Or do I get them to speak to UK CPS.

Not a friendly 'are you happy with this' or 'could you have a word with UKPCS' email.

A complaint email, assertively but politely written (not friendly, not an 'appeal', no excuses, no 'my fault'!). Write saying you expect this unfair charge to be cancelled, expect them to TELL UKPCS to cancel it because you know they are agents who will cancel if instructed by the landowner/retailer.

And a threat of debt collection is nothing. It's a threat saying 'pay up or else we'll...get some random firm to send you letters'! A big fat 'so what' to those letters. Most cases never go to court but are defendable if so.

da51ngh

well nearly a year on from this where i never bothered to proceed with anything to chance it.

a letter dated on the 22nd sep, to Pay up £100 final offer or risk court.

Ive only just come home to open it so a week has passed which is what i was given..

opinions on where to proceed now?

Thanks