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UPDATE - CLAIM FORM RECIEVED: ECP - BP Hatton Cross Overstayed

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Here is another one
Thank you guys in advance!
- Driver is a PCO/minicab driver and stayed here to use toilet and figured they will wait here until the passengers are ready at Heathrow to pick them up.
- Driver didn't know there was any limits of 30 minutes.
- RK received the PCN.
Of course I will follow the procedures of the Newbie thread and complain to someone in BP first.
But I wanted to know if the NTK meets POFA. and if You guys have any thoughts.



- Driver is a PCO/minicab driver and stayed here to use toilet and figured they will wait here until the passengers are ready at Heathrow to pick them up.
- Driver didn't know there was any limits of 30 minutes.
- RK received the PCN.
Of course I will follow the procedures of the Newbie thread and complain to someone in BP first.
But I wanted to know if the NTK meets POFA. and if You guys have any thoughts.


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That's PoFA compliant but can be safely ignored. ECP never sue.
Do try to force BP to cancel it just in case though because the parking firm have 6 years to change the habit of a lifetime and litigate.
Is that petrol station within Heathrow Airport roadways?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Coupon-mad said:That's PoFA compliant but can be safely ignored. ECP never sue.
Do try to force BP to cancel it just in case though because they have 6 years to change the habit of a lifetime and litigate.
Is that petrol station within Heathrow Airport roadways?
I believe it is because its surrounded by heathrow related buildings/hotels/car rental plots and is right next to the airport. Although, i am not 100% sure.
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Coupon-mad said:That's PoFA compliant but can be safely ignored. ECP never sue.
Do try to force BP to cancel it just in case though because the parking firm have 6 years to change the habit of a lifetime and litigate.
Is that petrol station within Heathrow Airport roadways?
Always full of private hire drivers waiting 25mins before moving on to the next one further down the road - and IIRC although BP branded it's independent so any plea for cancellation would need to go to the operator (whose details will be found inside near the till) - but a quick search suggests it's these guys
MRH Retail Customer Services
PO Box 272
Egham
Surrey
TW20 2AR0333 400 4114
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That location falls just outside the boundary therefore it is relevant land.
https://www.heathrow.com/content/dam/heathrow/web/common/documents/contact-us/HAL-Byelaws-2014.pdf
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B789 said:That location falls just outside the boundary therefore it is relevant land.
https://www.heathrow.com/content/dam/heathrow/web/common/documents/contact-us/HAL-Byelaws-2014.pdf0 -
Wonka_2 said:B789 said:That location falls just outside the boundary therefore it is relevant land.
https://www.heathrow.com/content/dam/heathrow/web/common/documents/contact-us/HAL-Byelaws-2014.pdf
The fact that it is outside the area covered by airport byelaws means that it is possible for the parking company to use POFA to try and transfer any driver's liability to the keeper. In other words, it is 'relevant land' as far as POFA is concerned.
Had the incident occurred on land covered by byelaws, then that land would be what POFA defines as 'not relevant land' and in that case it would not be possible to use POFA to transfer any driver's liability to the vehicle's keeper.
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Not that it matters. They won't be paying, as I explained to the OP above. ECP can currently be ignored.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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just received the letter - ECP have just filed a CC claim. So not true that they don't file any more.0
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disco_baloo said:just received the letter - ECP have just filed a CC claim. So not true that they don't file any more.
Easy to see off. Read a few 2024 threads, not 2023 ones. You won't even have a hearing and won't pay a penny.
Please start a new thread of your own showing a REDACTED pic of the Particulars of Claim only.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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UPDATE:
So the county court claim form has come through.
Issue date: 06/02/25
I did the AOS yesterday (yes, one day earlier than the 5 days space to be served - I didn't read that bit until after I did it)
Claimant EURO CAR PARKS
Represented by DCB Legal Ltd
Now I am writing up my defence. Of course, I will be using the template here by the very generous @Coupon-mad
I will also continue to research existing posts similar to my case. But if anyone has any pointers on what I can write in my defence, it would be much appreciated.
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