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NTK / PCN from CPS in Scotland - issues

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  • Fruitcake
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    edited 30 October 2024 at 12:27PM
    It's interesting that unlike BPA members that only permit the driver to make a second stage appeal in Scotland, this one allows the keeper to make such an appeal, not that anyone would want to do so.
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  • @WeirsWay
    I was the same situation as you, arrived at dusk to run up for sunset and didn’t noice the new parking enforcement. I have the same PCN but had already thrown out the fines before a letter from Solicitors arrived today.
    Just wondering how you are getting on as you are about a month before me timeline wise.  
  • Fruitcake
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    edited 23 January at 3:29PM
    beanmovin said:
    @WeirsWay
    I was the same situation as you, arrived at dusk to run up for sunset and didn’t noice the new parking enforcement. I have the same PCN but had already thrown out the fines before a letter from Solicitors arrived today.
    Just wondering how you are getting on as you are about a month before me timeline wise.  
    Then you will have been ignoring for a month less than the OP. Nothing else matters except complaints to the landowner, your MP, and signing the petition to get the mandatory parking CoP introduced in law as per the link in the thread below, and of course ensuring that the driver's identity is never revealed.

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  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 23 January at 5:27PM
    Scotland = ignore. DO NOTHING.

    But the law and appeals will change in Scotland next year for new private PCNs, so avoid private car parks, read signs and beware in future.  Don't even drive in.
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