Parking charge notice whilst delivering please help

Smithy2000

Hi I received this pcn in my wife’s name as she is RK but I was driving at the time delivering and stopped  to drop sum parcels.I have read the newbies forum and am a little confused as what todo,do I admit as was driving as my wife gets scared in these situations.
any help would be grateful 

D_P_Dance

Have you read the newbies?  Have you complained to your MP?

Smithy2000

yes read newbies forum not complained to mp yet just received today,am i replaying wuth first appeal template on newbies forum?
many thanks 

Smithy2000

Hi

 Good morning. 

I dispute your 'parking charge', as the keeper of the vehicle. I deny any liability or contractual agreement and I will be making a complaint about your predatory conduct to your client landowner along with a complaint to my mp for this to be brought up in parliment.

I will also make an appeal though popla and will defend any claim against me in court.

Fruitcake

The Keeper should appeal using the template in blue text from the NEWBIES. Send it unaltered save for a one liner that The Driver was making a delivery and picking up/dropping off/delivering is not parking as determined in the persuasive appeal court case of Jopson vs Homeguard.

PoPLA is not an option so do not mention it. You really need to go back and re-read the NEWBIES as this is explained there.

You shouldn't be telling the world who was driving either. If you are able to edit posts you should go back and correct your first post where you gave this away.
You have also left your PCN number showing. That needs to be redacted as well.

Look up the transcript of the case I mentioned as it is available online. Look around paragraphs 19 and 20 for the judge's comments.

What happened when the keeper complained to the landowner and the person/business receiving the delivery?

You may wish to complain to the PPC and IPC that the NTK states that "you should notify us of the name of the driver."

There is no such requirement in the PoFA. A PPC may invite the keeper to name the driver, but there is no obligation or legal requirement for the keeper to do so. Use of the word, "should" implies an obligation to the keeper that does not actually exist in law. It is a false instrument, and untruth. In other words, it is a lie.

tboo

So you parked about here, with only a CCTV signage in view.

https://www.google.com/maps/@51.5951793,-0.2519651,3a,75y,165.43h,70.37t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sZS2NPcyzCCVrt6Y0kikQrQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

but the only parking sign that I can find is further along (and one opposite)

https://www.google.com/maps/@51.5950352,-0.2522266,3a,67.3y,150.2h,78.88t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sG4ZY3zysJ6r51-qzZ8h6EQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

You may wish to get your own pictures of the signage asap as it seems inadequate for purpose.

Coupon-mad

Also state that the car was not parked, as a matter of fact and degree.

Umkomaas

I will also make an appeal though popla and will defend any claim against me in court.

You won't be making an appeal via POPLA as UKCPM are not BPA AOS operators. Rather they are IPC AOS operators where the IAS is the second level appeal (dis)service!  The NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, third post, will explain the second stage appeal processes - but not for now. Await your initial appeal outcome, then go from there.