Euro car parks

Arsenal7071

so when is NTK 14 day rule from the incident or the date of issue ?

KeithP

Arsenal7071 said:

so when is NTK 14 day rule from the incident or the date of issue ?

Date of incident.

SayNoToPCN

Arsenal7071 said:

so when is NTK 14 day rule from the incident or the date of issue ?

This is written clearly in POFA2012 schedule 4 para 9 - have you looked it up so you know the definitive answer, ands not just someone on the internet told me?

D_P_Dance

Have you complained to your MP?

Arsenal7071

I’ve looked it up but the fact POPLA ignored it, made me doubt it they were using issue date not date of incident 

SayNoToPCN

POPLA are useless. I'm pretty sure we've said that before

You have to give them the legislation each and every time, then, as if they were 5 year olds, count each day from day 0 to the date the NtK was received to show it is over the 14 day limit. 

SayNoToPCN

I also note that you simply sent an appeal and they refused it - we never got to see your appeal, so have no idea on the quality of it. you havent even pasted in why they refused the appeal. We know basically nothing. 

Arsenal7071

How do you prove when you received a NTK ?

Coupon-mad

You don't, you just show you can count to 14, as @SayNoToPCN said:

You have to give them the legislation each and every time, then, as if they were 5 year olds, count each day from day 0 to the date the NtK was received to show it is over the 14 day limit. 

Coupon-mad

If it was not sent in time to be deemed delivered in time (by adding two working days) you MUST email a complaint to POPLA and tell their complaints team them that John Gallagher apologised for this error by Assessors over a year ago and it is disappointing to see the same mistake being made again. 

As such, the applicable law (POFA) has not been properly applied by the Assessor, this is an error in law and the decision must be reversed for that error.