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PCN for parking on land with cameras - no windscreen ticket but NTK
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No, because no-one here is daft enough to pay just because a POPLA appeal is lost.If the appeal isn't upheld when I go through Popla, am I right in saying I'll be liable to pay the higher rate £100?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad wrote: »No, because no-one here is daft enough to pay just because a POPLA appeal is lost.
Would the next step be a court date if the appeal was lost? Thanks.0 -
I'd say unlikely from Park Watch. Nothing to worry about anyway.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad wrote: »I'd say unlikely from Park Watch. Nothing to worry about anyway.
Ok, I will put up any correspondence I get on here for someone to review. thanks0 -
burhaan777 wrote: »Car whilst being parked on a piece of land which is privately owned. Park Watch have now sent a PCN to my home address, the images (two in total) on the letter shows the car parked next to yellow lines and the images captured show the car in two different locations in their car park which is cut off from the road by double yellow lines. The car was moved forward slightly after 10mins (hence the two locations), in total he must have been parked there for approximately 35-40mins.
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burhaan777 wrote: »A car left and the space in front was available rather than being perched on the edge.
Were you aware you were on private land?0 -
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Private land is simply anything that's not Council! It has no special meaning.
Your front garden, the local Tesco car park, cinema, station, etc. are all private land.
Anyway it's all a scam and the photos show the car was not involved in one single parking event as it was moved, and it could be argued the initial minutes were loading/unloading, presumably, if you were that nearby that you could move it within minutes.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad wrote: »Private land is simply anything that's not Council! It has no special meaning.
Your front garden, the local Tesco car park, cinema, station, etc. are all private land.
Anyway it's all a scam and the photos show the car was not involved in one single parking event as it was moved, and it could be argued the initial minutes were loading/unloading, presumably, if you were that nearby that you could move it within minutes.
You've raised some excellent points there!
The driver never left the vehicle.0
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