ECP Appeal rejected via email on 13-05-19 when must my POPLA appeal be in by please?

krissy08

Thanks all; I notified by post as directed and also sent an email. Please advise a suitable reply as replies below indicate below is untrue??

I have received the following reply;

Good day,



Thank you for taking time to communicate with EuroxxCarxxParks



Further to the email you have sent, we can confirm that:



After checking the system, we can confirm, since the POPLA appeal has been submitted on the PCN: xyz , the POPLA response document clearly states:



As xxxx has appealed the parking charge notice and is also the registered keeper of the vehicle, the liability of the Parking Charge Notice remains with h..



You are also advised that in PCN issued on xx/xx/2019 it has been stated:



· After 29 days given from the date (which is presumed to be the second working day after the Date Issued), if the parking charge has not been paid in full and we do not know both the name and the current address of the driver, we have the right to recover any unpaid part of the parking charge from you.



Unfortunately, the 29 days submitting the liability document , has lapsed. Please be advised that for the reasons stated above we were unable to change the liability as per the documents sent in your email.



Kind regards,

Redx

They are stating that in their minds the keeper remains liable so they will pursue the keeper regardless by using POFA. This is a reasonable view to take, but is only a view until a judge decides

This means they are rejecting your standpoint and pursuing the Keeper using POFA

No response required, argue it in court if it gets that far

krissy08

Thanks Redx

Just for my understanding

Is there any case precedence for this? so I can read up

and legally are they right?

Redx

I don't give legal advice, this is a consumer rights forum

I suggest you read my signature about legal advice, or pay a lawyer which is what Martin Lewis would tell you to do (it's below every post I make)

krissy08

I went back through the threads and for a final try I went directly to the landowners.
I had tried this before with no replies to my email.
This time, I went on their website ( Savill’s) and searched for a director covering the retail area in question.
I found a name and used a different email to guess the email. A lot of effort but I did email and got the ticket written off by the very considerate guys there.
My email did get passed round before the action but well worth the effort.
Thanks MSE

Redx

Well done, just goes to show that our advice of pursuing the landowner or managing agent is always the best option, but surprised that few people do so, or few people won't take no for an answer

Keep all paperwork and the cancellation for 6 years