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Redx

rx17 said:

KeithP said:

You opening post tells us you appealed to TPS.

Has anything happened since then? If not, wait patiently for your appeal rejection letter.

I got the rejection email today, sorry I didn’t make it clear. 

and ??

did it offer POPLA or not ?

why are you asking for answers without revealing all the facts of the case ?

what does this law student say might happen within the next 5 years ?? ( if you go into IGNORE mode )

rx17

Redx said:

rx17 said:

KeithP said:

You opening post tells us you appealed to TPS.

Has anything happened since then? If not, wait patiently for your appeal rejection letter.

I got the rejection email today, sorry I didn’t make it clear. 

and ??

did it offer POPLA or not ?

why are you asking for answers without revealing all the facts of the case ?

what does this law student say might happen within the next 5 years ?? ( if you go into IGNORE mode )

Yes , there’s POPLA. Lad, settle I am trying.

D_P_Dance

In matters such as this, clarity is a sine qua non.

nosferatu1001

Then tell us the compolete story and not drip feeding. It's painful

D_P_Dance

This may help you get your ducks in a row.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6123291/is-it-just-me#latest

Umkomaas

No point in appealing to POPLA, as in a Scotland scenario only the driver can appeal, which falls neatly into the grasping hands of the PPC should they later wish to pursue via litigation in the courts in Scotland. 

But even if the driver was identified, the procedure for an England-based PPC to proceed through the Sheriff court in Scotland is more complicated than via the Small Claims Court in England/Wales (and more expensive). I can't see any PPC chasing £70 by paying out significantly more unrecoverable money to do so. 

Just ignore anything they further send, unless they are crazy enough to issue court proceedings.