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UKPC PCN - Apartment parking
KaruPri
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Hi,
I was issued a PCN from UKPC for not displaying parking permit in my friends apartment. I saw in many forums that UKPC cannot contact the registered keeper since they were banned by DVLA to access the keeper information. Is it still true? Would they be able to pursue my case further if I just ignore. Advice would be much appreciated with any recent experience.
Also, I would appreciate any advice on appealing on this case, since I'm deliberating between appealing to them stating that the signage was not clearly visible since they have put up the signs only on the apartment's front garden fence which is on a lower height and couldn't be seen once you have parked and gotten out from the driver side.
Or to appeal stating the parking permit (my fiends) has fallen off the dashboard into the floor carpet. Can I appeal with the photograph of the permit from my friend.
Any advice would be hugely appreciated and I have gone through the newbie thread but still confused.
Thanks...
I was issued a PCN from UKPC for not displaying parking permit in my friends apartment. I saw in many forums that UKPC cannot contact the registered keeper since they were banned by DVLA to access the keeper information. Is it still true? Would they be able to pursue my case further if I just ignore. Advice would be much appreciated with any recent experience.
Also, I would appreciate any advice on appealing on this case, since I'm deliberating between appealing to them stating that the signage was not clearly visible since they have put up the signs only on the apartment's front garden fence which is on a lower height and couldn't be seen once you have parked and gotten out from the driver side.
Or to appeal stating the parking permit (my fiends) has fallen off the dashboard into the floor carpet. Can I appeal with the photograph of the permit from my friend.
Any advice would be hugely appreciated and I have gone through the newbie thread but still confused.
Thanks...
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Were you parked in a space that is a dedicated one for your friend's apartment? If not, how does the permit parking actually work?0
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The space is not dedicated to anyone and it is also not numbered, however its permit holders only and there isn't any visitor parking for the apartment..0
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The incident happened on 31st Oct...0
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Any advice help on the appeal would be hugely appreciated... i.e. should I challenge that the signage was not visible enough or should I say the permit fell off?
Many thanks in advance...0 -
The incident happened on 31st Oct...
Was there a windscreen ticket applied to the vehicle, or just a Notice to Keeper sent through the post.Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.#Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street0 -
Why not just send the already written for you blue text template appeal from post #1 of the NEWBIES FAQ sticky thread?
Send it unchanged - no additions or alterations necessary.
Send it as the keeper.
When to send it depends on the answer to Umkomaas's question.
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Its a windscreen ticket actually... Please advice when to send it.
Many thanks in advance...
The NEWBIES post 1 tells you when to send it, and why you should send it at the time suggested.
You must do your homework and read the NEWBIES, not keep asking questions that are already answered.
At a rate of about a hundred queries a day, the handful of volunteers here simply don't have time to answer every question asked, especially when 99% of the most common questions are already answered on this forum, and most of them in the NEWBIES.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
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