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Parking ticket from UKCPM when Gatwick parking company had my car

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  • Alepko
    Alepko Posts: 7 Forumite
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    Bazarius said:
    It appears to me that the Keeper must discharge liability for the PCN NOW by filling in the transfer of liability naming the firm and provide their address . 

    Irrespective of whether it was somebody else driving - the keeper will still be liable if the action above isn’t taken. (If the PCN is Pofa compliant) 

    If the airport parking company denies liability and it passes back onto you then you can defend it in court properly and you  will win . 


    I discharged liability on the 16th October and last night I filled in an extra appeal as it was the last day to do so, and I can count it as evidence if need be.

    Reason being, the liability transfer form is set up in such a way it asks for Title/Forename/Surname. No way to identify a company. So I put the company name in that section.

    It’s obviously done in such a way that if you don’t have the exact name and address of the driver, you’re non-compliant. However on the PCN it states that I should fill out the form to ‘help lead to the identification of’ the driver. So I’ve noted that on my appeal too.

    If I have to go to court to defend this, I have unfalsifiable evidence that I was not the driver, and I will go!
  • Bazarius
    Bazarius Posts: 191 Forumite
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    Alepko said:
    Bazarius said:
    It appears to me that the Keeper must discharge liability for the PCN NOW by filling in the transfer of liability naming the firm and provide their address . 

    Irrespective of whether it was somebody else driving - the keeper will still be liable if the action above isn’t taken. (If the PCN is Pofa compliant) 

    If the airport parking company denies liability and it passes back onto you then you can defend it in court properly and you  will win . 


    I discharged liability on the 16th October and last night I filled in an extra appeal as it was the last day to do so, and I can count it as evidence if need be.

    Reason being, the liability transfer form is set up in such a way it asks for Title/Forename/Surname. No way to identify a company. So I put the company name in that section.

    It’s obviously done in such a way that if you don’t have the exact name and address of the driver, you’re non-compliant. However on the PCN it states that I should fill out the form to ‘help lead to the identification of’ the driver. So I’ve noted that on my appeal too.

    If I have to go to court to defend this, I have unfalsifiable evidence that I was not the driver, and I will go!
    The name and address of the company that had your vehicle at the time it was parked is fine .   They will have to either name the driver or become vicariously liable for its own staff or agents . 

    If you do get anymore letters from them , keep referring them to the discharge of liability and give them the same information of the airport company, and warn them if they continue to harass you for payment  - it is a misuse of your data and it then becomes a course of conduct amounting to harassment the PPC may be liable to pay compensatory damages for financial loss and distress . 



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