PCN attack

McGriggin

Hi guys,

My vehicle has been issued with a couple of PCN's for parking on the grounds of a residential site. It states not to park there, signage isn't that bad, but there are a few risk takers.

I don't want to pay them off, not sure if I have strong argument to go back with, only thing I can think of is they can't identify the driver.

Any help would be great.

Cheers

twhitehousescat

if the landowner has a contract with the parking Co , and as you state " It states not to park there, signage isn't that bad, " why should you want to antagonize the landowner?

if the company comply with the law (POPLa) , they may very well NOT need to know the drivers ID

suggest you read the newbies thread , before making any more statements or taking any action

McGriggin

twhitehousescat wrote: »

if the landowner has a contract with the parking Co , and as you state " It states not to park there, signage isn't that bad, " why should you want to antagonize the landowner?

if the company comply with the law (POPLa) , they may very well NOT need to know the drivers ID

suggest you read the newbies thread , before making any more statements or taking any action

There is quite a lot of free space to park in the grounds if you are visiting and very little parking close by.

I don't think the landowner does, pretty sure the parking company has a contract with the managing agent of the site.

I'm just asking for advice if I can fight it

nosferatu1001

Have you read the newbies thread?
Like everyone is supposed to do? You'd have a good idea then

Fruitcake

What is the name of the PPC please?

If the signs say No Parking, they are forbidding and therefore there is no contract being offered to park, so parking can't be a breach of contract.

You need to get stuck into the NEWBIES which will answer most of your questions.