Civil Enforcement /ZZPS Keying Error

Redx

Also bear in mind that plan A is a landowner cancellation , or a managing agent cancellation , or a retailer cancellation

Any appeals are plan B and plan C

Pointing out their errors to the BPA may well get it dropped , but plan A should still be done

BellieBe

Thanks RedX. Is there a way to find that out without paying for a land registry search? 

Umkomaas

BellieBe said:

Thanks RedX. Is there a way to find that out without paying for a land registry search? 

Google. Local Authority (who pays the non-domestic rate, sometimes there's a spreadsheet with it showing on the LA website), Local Valuation Office, Entry billboard showing retailers on site, often at the bottom are the MA details, ask any on-site retailer to whom they pay their rents .........

KeithP

BellieBe said:

Thanks RedX. Is there a way to find that out without paying for a land registry search? 

I guess you're asking how to find out the landowner's details.

You could ask the local authority who pays the non-domestic rates on that property.
My City Council publishes a spreadsheet on their website listing all such payments and who pays them.

Apart from that, do you realise that HM Land Registry fee is only £3 or so?

BellieBe

I didn't hear back from BPA about the complaint I sent (appeal keeps being escalated without being reviewed or responded to with regards to ANPR miskeying.)

PCN has been escalated again: Today, I've had a letter from QDR Solicitors. I've sent another complaint to BPA- can't find the complaint number to chase the last one.

Just after advice on whether I should send an email to QDR to advise them their client hasn't followed code... something to the effect of the complaint I wrote previously in this thread... Coupon-mad, I know you have dealt with them in court recently and they sound like complete filth so can't imagine that will make one iota of difference and they will keep plowing on... but does that look better when/if they take it all the way to court?

KeithP

You can ignore QDR unless they send you a Letter of Claim or actually issue a County Court Claim.

Have you found out who the landholder is yet?
A complaint to them is still your best option.

Fruitcake

Is this the email address you used for your complaint to the BPA?

email: aos@britishparking.co.uk

BellieBe

KeithP said:

You can ignore QDR unless they send you a Letter of Claim or actually issue a County Court Claim.

Have you found out who the landholder is yet?
A complaint to them is still your best option.

No, I thought I would hear from BPA in a couple of days and then try the landowner.  Then forgot about it until the last letter...

BellieBe

Fruitcake said:

Is this the email address you used for your complaint to the BPA?

email: aos@britishparking.co.uk

No, I just used their online complaint form.

Coupon-mad

Then follow that up to Gemma Dorans and complain about not hearing anything from the BPA, and that your complaint appears to have been ignored:

gemma.d@britishparking.co.uk