Npc parking charge

12oliviah

Hi. I received a parking charge for not displaying a permit. 
Background. I got a new car and whilst waiting for my new permit I got 3 pcns. I phoned up and got 2 cancelled. But they wouldn't cancel the 3rd.
My appeal on their website was rejected. 
They replied to my appeal through the ias
The charge is £100 and a permit costs £5 admin fee
It's ridiculous. 
They posted the permit on 22/9 and the PCN is from 27/9
I received the permit 29/9
They stated the car would be on a white list until I get and display the permit.
What should I do! Seems they won't cancel it because I wasn't displaying a permit. Well obviously. I was waiting for it! It's my parking sport I've had for 2 years. 

Coupon-mad

NPC - full name of parking firm please?

12oliviah

National parking control 

Ed2022

Is this residential or work related parking spot?
Did you not have your old permit?
What does the contract say for when you signed the permit.

12oliviah

It's residential. Each space is numbered to correspond to apartments. 
My previous permit had the old car registration plate on it. When I sold the car I genuinely didn't think to take it. The permits are given to car registrations not people or spaces. 
I haven't signed a contract for the permit. 

Ed2022

You have signed one for your tenancy agreement, is there anything on that re parking. You could raise the matter with your landlord or the freeholder? Given that you were paying the spot whether on directly of or indirectly your tenancy agreement.

Coupon-mad

Complain to the Managing Agents that their unreasonable and aggressive parking firm has withheld/delayed the new permit, sent it second class and then rushed to the site, sought out the car they knew should be whitelisted and issued 3 exorbitant PCNs.

Demand to know what the managing agents are going to do about it.

12oliviah

Thanks I will do that. The tenancy agreement states 'together with the garage or parking space (if applicable)' 

Ed2022

Okay and where does it state you need to show a valid permit given it is your spot in the tenancy contract.

12oliviah

On the signs displayed around the car park

Ed2022

12oliviah said:

On the signs displayed around the car park

Could you put a photo of it here?
But your contract with your home give you a space, please correct me if I am wrong.

Dug this out too here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5973192/ticket-for-parking-in-own-spot
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6287414/dcb-legal-over-1000-fine-on-own-parking-spot

Proof of primacy of the contract here http://parking-prankster.blogspot.com/2016/11/residential-parking.html