PCN - parking in my own space

nasescoba1985

GUYS, I know it sounds a tad OTT because I’m nowhere near that stage as of yet, but I’m already compiling my defence together incase it goes to court. I’m shoving everything in 1 folder. I basically have my lease and the property information form.


I have started on my Defence already, in which I will obviously amend when/if they send their defence over eventually. I am printing out different defence cases ( parking in own space ) like mine and will study them. I suppose it’s better to be prepared than not any other advice ?

Fruitcake

Was the name of the IAS assessor supplied with the rejection? If not, ask them for it in accordance with the requirements of the ADR 2015 directive. Assessors must be legally trained.

SCHEDULE 3
Requirements that a competent authority must be satisfied that the body meets.

Transparency
5. The body makes the following information publicly available on its website in a clear and easily understandable manner, and provides, on request, this information to any person on a durable medium—
(a)
its contact details, including postal address and e-mail address;
(b)
a statement that it has been approved as an ADR entity by the relevant competent authority once this approval has been granted;
(c)
its ADR officials, the method of their appointment and the duration of their appointment;

nasescoba1985

@ fruitcake , not even sure I can reply anymore as the decision has been made. The rejection I uploaded onto the last page was all they said. They seem to think UK CPM lawfully are allowed to ticket me and that I should seek independent legal advice if I still dispute it.

nasescoba1985

Guys, got the !!!8220;formal demand !!!8220; letter today from UK CPM. They make it look all threatening and official don!!!8217;t they ? it!!!8217;s goung straight into my folder bundle which will be used if it goes to court:

Just a quick question, I have printed out 3 seperate court cases that are pretty much identical to mine in regards to parking in own space PCN!!!8217;s in which the defendant won due to lease terms and primacy of contract. Can I use these to reference if it does go to court ?

nasescoba1985

Sorry guys, not to sure why my message was all jumbled up with numbers anyway, I think you get the drift of what I was saying

nasescoba1985

Also is it worth writing to my local MP? I have heard a few on here suggest that. What will it do?

The_Deep

Hardy unique, read some of these

https://www.google.co.uk/search?sourceid=navclient&hl=en-GB&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_en-GBGB707GB707&q=Own+space+patking&gws_rd=ssl

http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/

and watch this

http://parliamentlive.tv/event/index/2f0384f2-eba5-4fff-ab07-cf24b6a22918?in=12:49:41

Several residents have received large payouts from PPCs trying it on and "own space" tickets were specifically mentioned by MPs as scams. HAs are some of the worst offenders, they seem to think they can treat their tenants like dirt.

nasescoba1985

Ok thank you. I might draft an email to my MP explaining the circumstances and blatant scam they are pulling trying to claim a charge for parking in my own space

The_Deep

Do not say "might" say "will".

nasescoba1985

Drafting it now, so will send this evening. I!!!8217;m not backing down to these scam artists and I won!!!8217;t be paying them a single penny. They don!!!8217;t scare me either with their threatening letters. If it goes to court, I can!!!8217;t wait to slap them down. Let!!!8217;s see where this MP email takes me first.