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greatsag

 I also believe the Failure to meet conditions for POFA Schedule 4 paragraph 9 - The Notice to Keeper issued fails to meet the conditions required for POFA schedule 4 paragraph 9 to apply and they, therefore, have no right to claim unpaid parking charges from the keeper;

greatsag

I don't know what else to add in this paragraph

KeithP

greatsag said:

 I also believe the Failure to meet conditions for POFA Schedule 4 paragraph 9 - The Notice to Keeper issued fails to meet the conditions required for POFA schedule 4 paragraph 9 to apply and they, therefore, have no right to claim unpaid parking charges from the keeper;

greatsag said:

I don't know what else to add in this paragraph

Perhaps instead of saying "fails to meet the conditions required for POFA schedule 4 paragraph 9" twice, you should explain in great detail exactly how the NtK fails on that point.

greatsag

 I also believe the Failure to meet conditions for POFA Schedule 4 paragraph 9 - 

the Impact Assessment of the POFA  Sch4, NOT to make it an obligation upon keepers to declare who was driving to a private firm and also required that keepers could appeal against their liability

Coupon-mad

But that's not what I said to quote. Please re-read my posts. I said exactly which clause to quote.

greatsag

is above make any sense

greatsag

 I also believe the Failure to meet conditions for POFA Schedule 4 paragraph 9 - 

the Impact Assessment of the POFA  Sch4, NOT to make it an obligation upon keepers to declare who was driving to a private firm and also required that keepers could appeal against their liability.  as the registered keeper of the vehicle in question notes that they cannot be held liable due to the Claimant not complying, of their own volition, with the ‘keeper liability’ requirements set out in the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 ('PoFA'), Schedule 4.

greatsag

for the past one and half hour I was searching but couldn't find much 

Coupon-mad

No, I said to quote clause 4 of Schedule 4 about the circumstances that must exist for an operator to be able to hold the registered keeper liable.

Clause 4 here:

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2012/9/schedule/4

Le_Kirk

Le_Kirk said:

.......... and you are using "the defendant" whereas it should be "I"; defences are third person, witness statements are first person.

I repeat my advice because you still have "the defendant" in your recently posted paragraph 3#