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UKPC SCS Law Court Help!!!
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If the roads are public highway then who instructed the PPC? Surely, only the council would have been able to do so.
To be absolutely clear, were you parked on the road itself (e.g. on the tarmac that makes up the roadway between the kerbs) or on a visitors bay which was off the road (e.g. in a bay that was on the pavement side of the kerb that makes up the roadway)
When I requested proof of who instructed the PPC from SCS Law they stated "their client may do this" it all looks dodgy with signs attached to lampposts and tiny signs with no planning permission which I am led to believe is normal play for PPC scammers! :eek:0 -
80% of the tickets are on a road (between curbs) where the double yellows stop and there is a car park behind, however the other tickets are from car parks that you need to cross over the payment to get to
The remaining 20% probably relate to the driver parking in bays which make up part of the estate where your friend used to live and are likely to be classed as private land.
Do you have the PPCs photo for each PCN to see which are on the road and which are not?When I requested proof of who instructed the PPC from SCS Law they stated "their client may do this" it all looks dodgy with signs attached to lampposts and tiny signs with no planning permission which I am led to believe is normal play for PPC scammers!0 -
OK then... Quick update as I have been quietly doing my investigating I have received a land ownership map from the council which highlights the space I got a number of tickets in as "public highway" but does also highlight the "car park" spaces as private land... One car park out of the three ticket locations has no entrance signage and where the ticket was given the driver would have not had or seen any signage so I feel this is a good stance. The final location has an entrance sign but the "conditions" or parking signage is very small and could easily of been missed also... I feel strong that I can avoid all tickets apart from the location with the entrance sign as I feel that is a weak case. I am typing up my response to SCS law now and taking my time doing so as I don't want to put anything in there I don't want them knowing :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer: also if and when it does go to court I will be back with outcomes and transcripts to better arm the next scam victim :A0
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Just popping in to show I am still kicking I am still yet to receive further correspondence from UKPScam I mean C a big giant C they are I will keep you posted though don't worry :beer::beer::beer::j:j:j0
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