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Excel Parking Claim Form - Defence for Review
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Yes, state it does not meet the definition of a notice to driver as given in pofa, so they have failed to meet para 91
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Thanks both Coupon-mad and nosferatu1001
Basically added a new Para in defence above the previous Para 18 NtK POFA Para 9 a & f failure (now Para #19).
#18. The claimant affixed a ‘Privacy Notice’ on the windscreen of the defandant’s car on the day in question. This is quintessentially another version of a Notice to Keeper and does not meet the definition of a Notice to a Keeper as prescribed by the POFA and therefore failed to meet the requirements as detailed under Paragraph 9.
Attached revised defence
Many Thanks
PS Just to be clear a NtK was issued after the Privacy Notice was affixed.1 -
#18. The claimant affixed a ‘Privacy Notice’ on the windscreen of the defandant’s car on the day in question. This is quintessentially another version of a Notice to Keeper and does not meet the definition of a Notice to a Keeper as prescribed by the POFA and therefore failed to meet the requirements as detailed under Paragraph 9.No, that's still not right.
Anything fixed to a windscreen is a Notice to Driver.1 -
Also typo - "defandant’s"0
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Good Morning KeithP & 1505grandad thanks for feedback. Amended to following:
19. The claimant affixed a ‘Privacy Notice’ on the windscreen of the Defendant’s car on the day in question. This Privacy Notice does not meet the definition of a Notice to a Keeper as prescribed by the POFA and therefore failed to meet the requirements as detailed under Paragraph 9.
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It still states "keeper"; if it is affixed to the windscreen it is a Notice to Driver (NtD).0
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I even stated notice to driver the first time around op
you keep being told to change it so change it!0 -
Thanks and apologies KeithP and Le_Kirk; it was even highlighted in bold
Now amended
19. The claimant affixed a ‘Privacy Notice’ on the windscreen of the Defendant’s car on the day in question. This Privacy Notice does not meet the definition of a Notice to a Driver as prescribed by the POFA and therefore failed to meet the requirements as detailed under Paragraph 9.
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Therefore the claimants notice to keeper failed to meet...
if it had been a notice to driver then the ntk failed para 8. It wasn't, so the ntk failed para 9. Is that clear in your head now?1 -
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