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Have A Nice Car Park (Postal POFA) - School St, Wolverhampton
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What was this got to do with this case0
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But the NEWBIES thread already tells you we win 99% of defended cases here.Tygerlilly said:The defendant. I'm asking so I can make a decision about which direction I go next. If most defendants lose then I'm not going to bother to wasting my time going to court.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Can't see this couple going anywhere near a court!
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I have just received a fine from this company in this car park, but since found out that the car park doesn’t have planning permission. They asked for it retrospectively, but was refused. Does this make any difference to whether I pay for it or not?0
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Well no because having come here you will know you don't Have to pay them1
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It's not a fine.Bullybeef said:I have just received a fine from this company in this car park, but since found out that the car park doesn’t have planning permission. They asked for it retrospectively, but was refused. Does this make any difference to whether I pay for it or not?
Why on earth would you want to pay an unregulated private parking company?
Not having planning permission for the car park, or ANPR scameras and control equipment may or may not affect whether a PCN can successfully be appealed, or a defendant win a court claim.
Not having advertising consent for signs is a breach of The PoFA 2012, and a criminal offence. It may or may not help to get a PCN cancelled or a defendant win in court.
If you need help that is not already provided in the NEWBIES thread, then please start your own thread.
Not having planning permission for this car park is useful information that may help you and the OP.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
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Sorry, we don't understand the question. Nobody pays any private parking firm all the time that they remain unregulated.Bullybeef said:I have just received a fine from this company in this car park, but since found out that the car park doesn’t have planning permission. They asked for it retrospectively, but was refused. Does this make any difference to whether I pay for it or not?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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