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PCN issued at Matisse road Hounslow by private parking solutions (London) limited - appeal rejected
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KeithP said:There seems to be a little confusion here between a) the contract between the driver and the parking company, and b) the contract between the parking company and the site owner.
Also, I suggest that this sentence...The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago) even though there is an automatic renewal clause, no evidence provided to show this contract was renewed and is still in force.Would be better as...
The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago).
Why provide the parking company with a 'get out'?
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wajira27 said:KeithP said:There seems to be a little confusion here between a) the contract between the driver and the parking company, and b) the contract between the parking company and the site owner.
Also, I suggest that this sentence...The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago) even though there is an automatic renewal clause, no evidence provided to show this contract was renewed and is still in force.Would be better as...
The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago).
Why provide the parking company with a 'get out'?
If you were to say "no evidence to show contract was ever renewed", that will surely have the Claimant scrabbling around to knock up what they claim to be a contract renewal made several months ago.
Just say "The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021" and leave it at that.5 -
And you can use my words but change ANPR to 'a lurking predatory ticketer who could see we were still in the car and took photos at skewed angles for a bounty, all within one minute, trying to mislead POPLA that the car was parked and left for a period of time. It wasn't'.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad said:And you can use my words but change ANPR to 'a lurking predatory ticketer who could see we were still in the car and took photos at skewed angles for a bounty, all within one minute, trying to mislead POPLA that the car was parked and left for a period of time. It wasn't'.0
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KeithP said:wajira27 said:KeithP said:There seems to be a little confusion here between a) the contract between the driver and the parking company, and b) the contract between the parking company and the site owner.
Also, I suggest that this sentence...The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago) even though there is an automatic renewal clause, no evidence provided to show this contract was renewed and is still in force.Would be better as...
The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago).
Why provide the parking company with a 'get out'?
If you were to say "no evidence to show contract was ever renewed", that will surely have the Claimant scrabbling around to knock up what they claim to be a contract renewal made several months ago.
Just say "The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021" and leave it at that.0 -
wajira27 said:KeithP said:wajira27 said:KeithP said:There seems to be a little confusion here between a) the contract between the driver and the parking company, and b) the contract between the parking company and the site owner.
Also, I suggest that this sentence...The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago) even though there is an automatic renewal clause, no evidence provided to show this contract was renewed and is still in force.Would be better as...
The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021 (1 year 8 months ago).
Why provide the parking company with a 'get out'?
If you were to say "no evidence to show contract was ever renewed", that will surely have the Claimant scrabbling around to knock up what they claim to be a contract renewal made several months ago.
Just say "The landowner contract provided by PPS expired on 01.09.2021" and leave it at that.My only reason to mention that “no evidence was present to confirm if the contract was ever renewed” - because I didn't want POPLA assessor to assume that the contract is renewed automatically due to the clause present in the contract and to reject my point - basically I was covering all bases and not leaving any room/gap for assumptions to make by POPLA
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I still think you should highlight to the POPLA assessor that, irrespective of what they decide regarding the validity of the contract between the landowner and the PPC, there was no contract between the driver and the PPC because of the forbidding sign.
Just two legs about "contracts" that you can use in your POPLA appeal. The PPC has to either rebut or lose and the assessor also knows this.1 -
B789 said:I still think you should highlight to the POPLA assessor that, irrespective of what they decide regarding the validity of the contract between the landowner and the PPC, there was no contract between the driver and the PPC because of the forbidding sign.
Just two legs about "contracts" that you can use in your POPLA appeal. The PPC has to either rebut or lose and the assessor also knows this.0 -
Please confirm in my comments to POPLA, should I refer to my self as the "Driver" or "I" ?
Or does it matter even if I use both in different places?0 -
wajira27 said:Please confirm in my comments to POPLA, should I refer to my self as the "Driver" or "I" ?
Or does it matter even if I use both in different places?2
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