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Brittania Parking/ B W Legal - Scottish parking penalty notice
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Which isn't stupid, as you are in Scotland.JDC170886 said:I’ve stupidly been ignoring them since about MayPRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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What if you foolishly admitted you were the driver via an appeal? I appealed with what was a strong appeal. No machines working and company staff trying to fix them advised me I couldn’t pay and not to worry. I took photographs of the machines and of the staff. My appeal was still unbelievably unsuccessful. I now want to ignore all communication from them but worry that I admitted to being the driver. This was in Rose Street retail park in Inverness. Any advice?0
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Advice is the same for all Scottish cases1
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Is it not different if you’ve admitted to being the driver?ChirpyChicken said:Advice is the same for all Scottish cases0 -
Nope it's the sameGazza8 said:
Is it not different if you’ve admitted to being the driver?ChirpyChicken said:Advice is the same for all Scottish cases2 -
Thanks for getting back. It’s just having the bottle to hold out or take the cowards option of paying the minimum charge🤔ChirpyChicken said:
Nope it's the sameGazza8 said:
Is it not different if you’ve admitted to being the driver?ChirpyChicken said:Advice is the same for all Scottish cases0 -
There's no bottle needed
Why would you give in and pay. Utter madness and your in Scotland.
It's a mentality I don't understand. I actually think people make excuses to themselves to make them feel better about paying up and wasting money4 -
You are writing as if there's a dilemma?!Gazza8 said:
Thanks for getting back. It’s just having the bottle to hold out or take the cowards option of paying the minimum charge🤔ChirpyChicken said:
Nope it's the sameGazza8 said:
Is it not different if you’ve admitted to being the driver?ChirpyChicken said:Advice is the same for all Scottish cases
Why on EARTH does anyone in Scotland pay these? C'mon. See it for what it is.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Yes but crucially the advice is do not engage as in Scotland the registered keeper can’t be compelled to name the driver in civil law. I’ve engaged with them by way of an appeal and admitted to being the driver as part of the case. Does this not strengthen their case to take to court as they have driver evidence? The £60 charge can quadruple if they are successful.0
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No.Gazza8 said:Yes but crucially the advice is do not engage as in Scotland the registered keeper can’t be compelled to name the driver in civil law. I’ve engaged with them by way of an appeal and admitted to being the driver as part of the case. Does this not strengthen their case to take to court as they have driver evidence?The £60 charge can quadruple if they are successful.
Actually it can't, not if they sued you using the Scottish Simple Procedure. It's got a really good costs ban!
NOTHING WILL HAPPEN. They won't sue. One of the reasons that they won't (apart from the fact that parking solicitors don't do Scottish law) is that your system (sensibly) bans added costs for claims under £300!PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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