Ital appeals

twhitehousescat

ok , indigo are members of the BPA
ok , indigo issue POPLa codes for cases on mon railway carparks
ok the DFT has stated that an indipendent appeal system should be available on railway land
ok out of the blue , a company formed in 2003 , with dubious shareholders* has suddenly appeared
ok this company boasts about its railway links * and how it had now got one parking co on its books

ital has not got a code of practice worth paper its written on

smoke screen , mirrors , and will the DFT or the BPA care , hell the BPA are chuffed as hell , popla were out on the beer last night , no more "fail to submit evidence = no pay jobs




*dubious staff , follow links on company house beta , its like playing "snap"


either ital is being funded by indigo , or they are incompetent and foolish.

Parkingfines

However we have no idea yet how they will process and address appeals until it's tried and tested......

twhitehousescat

and until a code of practice is published along with several answers , the first appeal will not be by me

you think the BPA are going to run around and get answers for us , ok YOU write to Steve clark then

pop back when you have an answer

Parkingfines

Ok I'll email him now. Never had an issue before

twhitehousescat

we will await the reply in the morning

Parkingfines

Yep I will update once I have a reply.

Parkingfines

Hi..

It's been confirmed by the BPA that decisions by ITAL are binding on the operator.

twhitehousescat

and what about the customer , yes or no , was that question answered ?

Parkingfines

The appeal result can only be binding on the operator.

KeithP

Parkingfines wrote: »

The appeal result can only be binding on the operator.

Is it the BPA saying that or just your opinion?

It is important.

We all know that the decision from the IAS premium appeal service is binding on the motorist.

We really need a definitive answer on whether the ITAL appeal decision is binding on the motorist or not.