UKPC took too long to respond to appeal, should I still POPLA appeal?

twhitehousescat

MA61 wrote: »

Hang on! I think I might have spotted something - the NTK was too late? Alleged incident happened 20/8, the NTK is dated 21/9 and is considered to arrive 2 working days later. And Para 8 of Sch4 says:

(4)The notice must be given by—

(a)handing it to the keeper, or leaving it at a current address for service for the keeper, within the relevant period; or

(b)sending it by post to a current address for service for the keeper so that it is delivered to that address within the relevant period.

(5)The relevant period for the purposes of sub-paragraph (4) is the period of 28 days following the period of 28 days beginning with the day after that on which the notice to driver was given.

So Coupon Mad's original point stands, yes?

EDIT: No Sh!te they have 56 days to send a NTK don't they. Hmm I didn't read the 28 days + 28 days thing properly.

but , was the NTK sent using info you supplied , or indeed stored info

MA61

twhitehousescat wrote: »

but , was the NTK sent using info you supplied , or indeed stored info

I didn't supply anything. I assume they went to the DVLA.
I emailed the DVLA yesterday but am not hopeful on getting a swift response.

I've looked at the dates again and I think I've got until today or tomorrow for the POPLA appeal. The letter was sent 17 Jan

twhitehousescat

umm , "I didn't supply anything"

a full name and address perhaps?

MA61

twhitehousescat wrote: »

umm , "I didn't supply anything"

a full name and address perhaps?

They had my name and address to send me the NTK in the first place!

There wasn't an address label attached to the vehicle or anything

Fruitcake

Use all the template points from post 3 of the NEWBIES to create a draft appeal, then post it here for checking before you submit it.

Primacy of contract.
Not the landowner.
No standing to issue charges.
Inadequate signage.

to name but four.

PoPLA codes last 32 days.

Coupon-mad

Seconded, POPLA codes always work for 32 days, so you will have over the weekend.

twhitehousescat

MA61 wrote: »

I didn't supply anything. I assume they went to the DVLA.
I emailed the DVLA yesterday but am not hopeful on getting a swift response.

I've looked at the dates again and I think I've got until today or tomorrow for the POPLA appeal. The letter was sent 17 Jan

"The NTK arrived a month after the windscreen ticket. It's the response to my online appeal giving me a POPLA code which has arrived late.

They had my name and address to send me the NTK in the first place!

right I am getting confused , no windscreen or was there one?

you appealed the ticket or did you not?

you got a letter addressed to you asking for your full name and address , or at least the drivers name/address

Coupon-mad

A NTK is not 'a reply to appeal with POPLA code' so I am confused now!

MA61

For clarity:

1. Windscreen ticket issued 20/08/18
2. NTK dated 21/09/18
3. 'Notification letter' dated 22/10/18
*Online appeal submitted by me 05/11/18
4. Letter fishing for driver details which mentions 'recent correspondence' (i.e. my online appeal) dated 29/11/18
5. Letter rejected my appeal and providing POPLA code dated 17/01/19

Working on appeal now, should upload in the next half hour. The letter from UKPC dated 17/01/19 says I have 28 days from the date of their letter to appeal via POPLA. Are they fibbing? :-o ;-)

twhitehousescat

*Online appeal submitted by me 05/11/18
4. Letter fishing for driver details which mentions 'recent correspondence' (i.e. my online appeal) dated 29/11/18
5. Letter rejected my appeal and providing POPLA code dated 17/01/19

you have informed the BPA of the breach in rules


1. Windscreen ticket issued 20/08/18
2. NTK dated 21/09/18

you have informed the BPA of the breach in rules

4. Letter fishing for driver details which mentions 'recent correspondence' (i.e. my online appeal) dated 29/11/18

you have informed the BPA of the breach in rules


1. Windscreen ticket issued 20/08/18
2. NTK dated 21/09/18

you have ACTUALLY contacted the DVLA and asked who and when asked for your info

I still have a sneaky feeling about UKPC and DVLA access