Time stamps show I’m there for less than the allowed 5 mins

Redx

razord said:

Doesn't the 5 minute grace period apply to over-stays, rather than being there for 5 minutes at all?

Read section 13 of the IPC CoP

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Redx said:

razord said:

Doesn't the 5 minute grace period apply to over-stays, rather than being there for 5 minutes at all?

Read section 13 of the IPC CoP

Where can i access that pls? 

Redx

On the IPC website , download it , use a pdf reader , read section 13

There are 2 UKPS listed , ensure that you deal with the correct company

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Redx said:

On the IPC website , download it , use a pdf reader , read section 13

Got it! but how do i know if this counts for ukps? their website says 5 mins

Redx

That is their trade body code of practice , so you could use it against them in any appeal if they failed to comply with their own IPC CoP

But as a non driving keeper , POFA is a law and so is better if they failed to comply with it

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Redx said:

That is their trade body code of practice ,CSO you could use it against them in any appeal if they failed to comply with their own IPC CoP

But as a non driving keeper , POFA is a law and so is better if they failed to comply with it

Thank u for directing me to this, so useful! what i doubt understand is if they have to comply with this code of practice why does the parking company state 5 mins?

also, don’t know what i should use in my appeal the grace period or the fact that the registered driver wasn’t driving? which one is likely to get me off from paying

Redx

You may find that no appeal works

POFA is your best defence , I already told you that

Or name the driver , I already told you that to

The code of practice ( and POFA ) can feature in any appeal , I told you that too

Frankly , I am now repeating myself so will not reply any further !

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Redx said:

You may find that no appeal works

POFA is your best defence , I already told you that

Or name the driver , I already told you that to

The code of practice ( and POFA ) can feature in any appeal , I told you that too

Frankly , I am now repeating myself so will not reply any further !

sorry sorry i can understand not wanting to reply now! 


if i name the driver doesn’t the fine just get sent to them? 

plsssss don’t hate me for asking another  

Fruitcake

It is not a fine.
Naming the driver throws them under the tram if the PPC have not complied with the PoFA. If you don't like the driver, or the keeper is not up to dealing with this, then you may wish to sacrifice them. That is entirely up to you.
You can name the driver any time before court proceedings start, which could be any time within six years of the alleged event (five in Scotland).

Plan A is a complaint in writing to the landowner
Plan B is an appeal using the template in blue text from the NEWBIES Announcement. If the NTK was non PoFA compliant then add a one liner to that effect.
If the car left within the allowed five minute grace period, then add a one liner to that effect. 

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Fruitcake said:

It is not a fine.
Naming the driver throws them under the tram if the PPC have not complied with the PoFA. If you don't like the driver, then you may wish to sacrifice them if the keeper can be held liable. That is entirely up to you.
You can name the driver any time before court proceedings start, which could be any time within six years of the alleged event (five in Scotland).

Plan A is a complaint in writing to the landowner
Plan B is an appeal using the template in blue text from the NEWBIES Announcement. If the NTK was non PoFA compliant then add a one liner to that effect.
If the car left within the allowed five minute grace period, then add a one liner to that effect. 

Thanks for reply.

I read oj one of the templates that the registered car owner does not have to name the driver. is this the case? 

Do all PPC have to comply with POFA or not? I sifted through newbie post and i couldn’t find how to confirm. this is ukps based in leamington. 

Landowner complaint idk if possible, they’re currently closed.