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Group Nexus Parking Charge

Bolognese123
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After some urgent advice please!!
Parking charge notice received via post to the registered keeper, who wants to avoid paying this notice if possible.
Date of parking: 5th April
Date of letter issued: 12th April
Letter received: 23rd April - Royal Mail
Duration of stay: 2hrs 04mins
Hours allowed in car park: 3hrs
Duration of stay: 2hrs 04mins
Hours allowed in car park: 3hrs
Seems as though the letter must have been delayed in postage due to the late date received. This left the registered keeper 3 days only to pay the £60 fee from the date of letter issue to the day the letter was received. Does the 14 days usually start from the date of parking? Or from the date of letter issue?
Car park parking terms are 3 hour minimum parking, but the driver ran over the parking outside of hours time, however, it states two possible reasons for the ticket. It says 'your vehicle remained at this site longer than the maximum stay period or remained on-site during the no parking period' - so it is not even 100% clear which one the driver was ticketed for. The driver mentioned there were no barriers down upon collecting the car, even though there were barriers which could be closed, again making it unclear that the car park was outside of hours. This car park previously had a 2 hour 30 minimum stay in previous months/years, and the changes to the new terms of the car park are apparently not very clear either. Previously it has been ok to park in this car park beyond these hours as long as you remain within the X hours time frame.
Thank you in advance.
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The 14 days is neither here nor there, as the Q&A in the NEWBIES thread says.
You don't pay these private PCNs at all, not all the time the industry has engineered it to duck Government regulation so far.
Try PLAN A in the NEWBIES thread today.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:
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Hi, I'm new to this platform so really don't know how to navigate my way around. Apologies. Are you able to give me more of an indicator as to where I should look? Apologies again.0
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I already have.
Under every post I make: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:
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Name the location please0
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Thanks for your response. I'm still a bit unsure as to what I'm looking at.
I know people have said to appeal using the following text:
'This is an appeal by the registered keeper - No driver details will be given. Please do NOT try the usual Group Nexus Trick of asking for driver details in order to get around the fact your NTK does not comply with POFA. As there is no keeper liability then liability cannot flow from the driver to the keeper and thus is an auto win @ POPLA. Please therefore cancel the notice or issue a POPLA code where you will auto withdraw'
But if plan A is to contact the retailer very quickly - if parking was on the 5th, and it's now the 29th, is this considered very quickly still? There is also no evidence of purchasing from shops or receipts - services were used nearby, however not any of the shops situated within the car park. As a result of this, should the keeper just send that chunk of text above on the first appeal to GroupNexus? Does anything have to be added/removed to or from it?
Apologies again for all the questions.0 -
Gr1pr said:Name the location please0
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So try plan A, a complaint to the landowner or managing agent, see this link, it might help , Nuveen Real Estate
https://www.cspretail.com/properties/riverside-retail-park-2/
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Gr1pr said:So try plan A, a complaint to the landowner or managing agent, see this link, it might help
Would you still recommend doing so even if there is no evidence of using the retail shops, or getting a receipt? How do you suggest approaching it in this scenario?
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That retail park in Norwich has cropped up in loads of threads, and the managing agents name is on the plinth as you drive round the little entrance roadway. I recall the photos on some threads; think it's Savills isn't it?
They are good at cancelling PCNs.
Did you use the forum search for threads like yours? Keywords such as these would find threads & success stories
Norwich Riverside parking
And you can't use that appeal you found. Use the one in the NEWBIES thread. My signature tells everyone exactly where to click (you'd be reading it within a second or two).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:
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