got a PCN in my allocated residential parking spot for not displaying a licence on my Vespa

VespaDriver

Coupon-mad said:

Do that. It's what you should have done!

ooops.... I thought using the email adress I got from the landlord would forward the information to the right/complaints department. Doing that now

VespaDriver

update. I condensed my objection to this PCN as follows: the parking space is part of the property that I bought and my lease allows me use of the space; for 4 years before the PCN and since then, I have not had any other PCNs or mention of needing a parking permit. Its physically impossible to display a parking permit on a Vespa as it does not have a windscreen. My landlord asked for the PCN to be cancelled. 
Today the solicitor send me a letter that they have arranged for legal proceedings to be issued. They note my comments but teh terms of the site were breached. 

kryten3000

VespaDriver said:

My landlord asked for the PCN to be cancelled. 

Today the solicitor send me a letter that they have arranged for legal proceedings to be issued. They note my comments but teh terms of the site were breached. 

Asked or instructed?
A claim is what you want because you can beat them and put an end to the farce.

Car1980

They note my comments but teh terms of the site were breached. 

Yeah, by them. The terms being your landlord's lease.

Coupon-mad

Read this landmark case about residential parking rights which can arise where is 'settled practice' of parking. It went as high as the Supreme Court (who refused an appeal to overturn the Court of Appeal's judgment) so this has as much clout as ParkingEye v Beavis:

https://www.shma.co.uk/our-thoughts/duchess-of-bedford-house-case-have-we-gone-parking-mad/

prowla

Send them an invoice for using your personal designated and signed parking space to generate income.