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Wrong car park address on PCN?

Silverbullet12
Posts: 8 Forumite

Hi all,
I was just in the process of filling out an appeal for a parking charge notice I received in the post last week, and noticed that the address of the car park is incorrect. The street name appears to be entirely fictional, and no postcode provided. I was thinking that as this does not identify the location of the car park then the PCN is not compliant with POFA 2012?
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
I was just in the process of filling out an appeal for a parking charge notice I received in the post last week, and noticed that the address of the car park is incorrect. The street name appears to be entirely fictional, and no postcode provided. I was thinking that as this does not identify the location of the car park then the PCN is not compliant with POFA 2012?
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
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Tell them you have never parked at that address and request photographic evidence to support their claim,
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Silverbullet12 said:Hi all,
I was just in the process of filling out an appeal for a parking charge notice I received in the post last week, and noticed that the address of the car park is incorrect. The street name appears to be entirely fictional, and no postcode provided. I was thinking that as this does not identify the location of the car park then the PCN is not compliant with POFA 2012?
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
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Name the parking companyTELLIT01 said:Tell them you have never parked at that address and request photographic evidence to support their claim,
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Silverbullet12 said:Name the parking companyTELLIT01 said:Tell them you have never parked at that address and request photographic evidence to support their claim,
Read and follow the advice in the newbies FAQ sticky thread near the top of the forum in announcements
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Thanks for the replies. So I'm right in saying it's a case of appealing to CCP using the blue template, then after receiving the rejection make an appeal to POPLA using the POFA 2012 non-compliance as one of the points?0
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Silverbullet12 said:Thanks for the replies. So I'm right in saying it's a case of appealing to CCP using the blue template, then after receiving the rejection make an appeal to POPLA using the POFA 2012 non-compliance as one of the points?2
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Brilliant thank you !1
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What actually happened? What's the allegation and if it is not paying, what went wrong? Just checking it's not a simple VRM typo keying error or a double visit misread by ANPR as one parking event, in which case don't use the template.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD3 -
Well I parked up and went to buy a ticket but when I got to the machine it said the only tariff available was £15 for all day, but as I only needed to park for half an hour I walked back to the car and left. There were no signs at the entrance to explain any of this - I looked on Google Street View and there was signage there in previous times but for some reason it has been taken down. The PCN says I was there for eleven minutes but it was certainly less than that. The car park exit is a junction on to a busy road so you can't actually leave the site until there is a gap in the traffic...1
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What is the "duration of parking" noted on the PCN? You are allowed grace periods to park up, read signage, decide whether you want to engage the contract, and leave if you don't.Jenni x4
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