4 PCNs from UKPC (Please see POPLA appeal)

D_P_Dance

You can send a LBC (plenty of examples on the internet) - but exactly what is it you're going to claim for - and for what amount?

You do not have to claim, and even if you do you have up to six years to do so.  In some cases the threat of a claim can be enough to get them to cancel. 

remzeh1

This is what I had figured ^

Umkomaas

remzeh1 said:

This is what I had figured ^

Let us know how you get on. 

MistyZ

Just how aggressive were you in your complaint to the managing agent?  No need to say here, but something to ask yourself.  

The great thing about writing is that there's time to think and time for the recipient to think about what they're reading, if they're so inclined.  If you think you went too far, why not apologise?  You can temper the apology with the reasons for your angry tone i.e. how frustrated you were by the exasperating situation.  Clearly and calmly outline again the circumstances in which the PCNs were incurred.  Outline the situation in which you now find yourself and say that you are again requesting that they cancel the PCNs.  

I would try this anyway.   

D_P_Dance

That is a bit wimpy Misty.   You are not dealing with John Lewis here.l

MistyZ

D_P_Dance said:

That is a bit wimpy Misty.   You are not dealing with John Lewis here.l

You must be joking!  Try 'losing' a toddler in John Lewis on the first day of the sales, only to find that his dad took him to the library after all the security staff have been searching the premises for 2 hours.  John Lewis can be vicious!

Anyway, a 'wimpy' approach is fine just as long as other approaches are also considered.  Whatever it takes ...  

remzeh1

I've spoken with the managing agent this week and he's refusing to get involved, I've tried both methods, pleading with him and then also pointing to the facts that his company has broken the law (based on what I have read about ASTs that do not mention to comply with parking regulations and examples of people submitting counter claims).

D_P_Dance

He is involved, have you read this?

https://forums.landlordzone.co.uk/forum/residential-letting-questions/1053920-private-parking-companies

nosferatu1001

End by asking them for dates when they are unable to attend court, and a name and serviceable address for a company officer for the witness summons, where they will be questioned on their unlawful actions in appointing the PPC, their breach of the DPA2018 by appointing a PPC who accesses registered keeper data without reasonable cause, etc...

remzeh1

Yeh I also did something very stupid in the process of this. I was emailing him off my work email, and he's basically said if I don't stop emailing him he's going to report me to company. I'm not sure if the stuff I said would get me in trouble. I had said stuff to him like him and his company have broken the law and there are grounds for a counter claim etc etc. He didn't take well to it.

Yes I know, stupid to email from my work email, I didn't think it through