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Vehicle Control Services PCN in a residential car park
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OK, neither letting me do pdfs at the moment. I have now added a link to a Google Drive document in my earlier post.
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Typo - "Loss of earnings through attendance at court hearing 05/02/(2020): £120" - (2021)?2
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The first line of #18 needs you to edit it to make sense for your case.
If your deadline is later this week I suggest you wait until Thursday/Friday (if you can) because we might be able to suggest some new wording to add about a failed application that was made about the added £60 being an abuse...that case judgment might be useful and it's being handed down on Thursday.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Loss of earnings is capped at lower than £1202
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If your court hearing is at (say) 1600 on a Thursday, what is the very latest you can submit your WS and exhibits in order to meet the minimum 14 days ahead requirement? I assume 15:59 on the Thursday 2 weeks before? Although is it wise to leave a safety margin?Coupon-mad said:The first line of #18 needs you to edit it to make sense for your case.
If your deadline is later this week I suggest you wait until Thursday/Friday (if you can) because we might be able to suggest some new wording to add about a failed application that was made about the added £60 being an abuse...that case judgment might be useful and it's being handed down on Thursday.1 -
Yes I agree.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Any update on this? I'll need it this evening if so.Coupon-mad said:The first line of #18 needs you to edit it to make sense for your case.
If your deadline is later this week I suggest you wait until Thursday/Friday (if you can) because we might be able to suggest some new wording to add about a failed application that was made about the added £60 being an abuse...that case judgment might be useful and it's being handed down on Thursday.1 -
I will pm you.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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I've now had the Claimant's WS and Exhibits in the post. Two important things:
1) They have provided a copy of the landowner agreement, attached. Suspect this is sufficient to prove the landowner authority point (unless anyone here can see differently)
2) They are relying on POFA 2012 Schedule 4 to enforce Keeper Liability (not knowing who the driver is and there being 2 named drivers on the certificate of insurance). Aside from the poor signage preventing them from enforcing against the driver and hence not meeting the Condition 5(1)(a), I can't immediately see that the PCN (attached) is otherwise non-compliant (again unless anyone here can see differently).0 -
I'm going to have to take your word on what those documents tell you.
They're too difficult to read on their side.
Help others to help you.3
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