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TropicalJones1

Fruitcake said:

TropicalJones1 said:

Fruitcake said:

Again, what happened when you actioned Plan A?

If the keeper threw you under the tram, did you receive a NTD in your own name, and did you appeal that? We need all the information about who did what to understand this.
You don't really need the original NTK if you received a NTD.

If you appealed and received confirmation, but have not received an answer after 35 days, you should complain to UKPC and give them seven days to cancel or you will complain to the BPA.
Follow up with a complaint to the BPA once they have replied, irrespective of what they say or if they don't reply by day seven.

Who sent "the other letter?" Note that debt collectors are powerless and can safely be ignored.

Sorry, I didn't answer re plan A. I had nothing to do with that. The keeper received a letter that said if she wasn't the driver to name the driver. She wasn't the driver so she named me. She didn't speak to me beforehand or anything. I did have the car on that day though.

For the third, and final time of asking, what happened when YOU actioned Plan A?

For the second time of asking, after the keeper threw you under the tram, did YOU receive a NTD in your own name, and did YOU appeal it?
We cannot advise you if you do not tell us what happened after the keeper received the NTK and named you as driver. 

Your plan A was, "Plan A is always a complaint from the keeper to the landowner and the keeper's MP. What happened when you did this?". As I've said several times, I'm not the keeper.

For the third time answering. I have not received a Notice to Driver or anything other than the email I quoted in my second post.

If your plan A was meant to read a complaint from driver to landowner what am I complaining to the landowner about. I've not seen any ticket or charge and don't know what they're saying I've done.

TropicalJones1

Gr1pr said:

So how did UKPC get your email address. ?

If you have never received a PCN, then you cannot be liable, because they should have posted a PCN to the driver ( not an email. )

I don't know. I presume the keeper.

Is sending a PCN a requirement? What would happen if they started court proceedings without ever sending one?

Gr1pr

The PCN is the invoice 

Without an invoice in your name, you cannot possibly be liable, the claimant must prove their case 

Personally I would suggest that you email a SAR to the DPO at UKPC to obtain all your data 

Then hopefully you will know what details they have, whether an invoice was posted to you, and maybe how they received your details 

Anyone can issue a court claim, the defendant defends, eventually both sides must submit their Witness Statement bundles, which includes documents and exhibits 

Due to the fact that the thread by Umkomaas has over 430 Discontinuations, many by UKPC, I doubt that it would ever get to court, unless you counter claimed and paid the court fee

Le_Kirk

When your wife named you as driver, how did she do it? Did she use the tear-off slip on the PCN? Did you receive a Notice to Driver in your name? Was this what you used to appeal?  You can complain to the venue without being registered keeper, just complain as recipient of a PCN.