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Coupon-mad said:no the letter would not be a NTK it would just be a PCNExact same thing! You are describing a NTK issued (possibly) under paragraph 8 of POFA but with no windscreen PCN found first.
Any hypothetical photos online of the ghost NTD on the windscreen?POFA states the company would have to notify the driver within 14 days.So it sounds like a slam dunk in terms of winning an appeal?0 -
Its certainly a point worth appealing on, as long as the driver isn't revealed
Parking companies tend to err on the fact that they have 6 months to obtain keeper details and one month to get the postal pcn to the keeper , so 7 months in total, under their KADOE contract ( nothing to do with POFA or any of the 4 nations )
POFA compliance allows them to transfer liability from the driver to the keeper, subject to a court case outcome, a hearing in court
They like to believe that the driver was also the keeper, which it sometimes is or was
POFA is an extra voluntary tool in their box, should they wish to invoke it by full compliance with pofa, on relevant land, many companies still dont bother trying to comply with Pofa ( its not a mandatory requirement 6th comply, it's voluntary )
So appealing based on Pofa2012 does not always resolve a case, bear that in mind1 -
Gr1pr said:Its certainly a point worth appealing on, as long as the driver isn't revealed
Parking companies tend to err on the fact that they have 6 months to obtain keeper details and one month to get the postal pcn to the keeper , so 7 months in total, under their KADOE contract ( nothing to do with POFA or any of the 4 nations )
POFA compliance allows them to transfer liability from the driver to the keeper, subject to a court case outcome, a hearing in court
They like to believe that the driver was also the keeper, which it sometimes is or was
POFA is an extra voluntary tool in their box, should they wish to invoke it by full compliance with pofa, on relevant land, many companies still dont bother trying to comply with Pofa ( its not a mandatory requirement 6th comply, it's voluntary )
So appealing based on Pofa2012 does not always resolve a case, bear that in mind-No windscreen PCN was given at all-NTK letter issued 33 days after supposed incident (and not received until 40 days after)-Reason for fine is incorrect anyway and photos in NTK back that up...would all be expected to be rejected, and then the keeper would have to raise it with IAS? (or IPC?)0 -
Ok the keeper in this hypothetical situation has started the appeal process, upon which has discovered a load more photographs than the ones in the NTK letter, amongst which is a photo of the PCN on the windscreen.This means that the person issuing this has taken a photograph of it, and then removed it, because no PCN was on any windscreen when the keeper returned to the car, and so was none the wiser all this time.How is that possible? And they know no one can prove it wasn't there cos you can't photograph something not being there even if you knew to.0
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Gr1pr said:Its certainly a point worth appealing on, as long as the driver isn't revealed
Parking companies tend to err on the fact that they have 6 months to obtain keeper details and one month to get the postal pcn to the keeper , so 7 months in total, under their KADOE contract ( nothing to do with POFA or any of the 4 nations )
POFA compliance allows them to transfer liability from the driver to the keeper, subject to a court case outcome, a hearing in court
They like to believe that the driver was also the keeper, which it sometimes is or was
POFA is an extra voluntary tool in their box, should they wish to invoke it by full compliance with pofa, on relevant land, many companies still dont bother trying to comply with Pofa ( its not a mandatory requirement 6th comply, it's voluntary )
So appealing based on Pofa2012 does not always resolve a case, bear that in mind0 -
Ghost ticketing is a well known scam thats been operating in this currently unregulated industry for around 15 years
Regulation by the MHCLG is what is needed, which should happen eventually, but it happens because it's an unregulated cowboy industry
The keeper might not reveal who was actually driving, but could recount on what the driver ( dont tell em pike ! ) , or an occupant of the vehicle did or knows
No words like , I , ME , MYSELF etc,
The Keeper has received this pcn and is appealing as keeper based on, blah blah, no keeper liability, Pofa2012 , liability not transferred from the driver to the keeper
So using suitable words, but non specific etc
IPC AOS members have the IAS, BPA AOS members have POPLA, so depends on the trade body they are affiliated too
Its not a fine, magistrates issue fines, private parking companies issue private charges, like a plumber, INVOICES ! So not fines. No legal authority to issue fines , not possible0 -
Gr1pr said:Ghost ticketing is a well known scam thats been operating in this currently unregulated industry for around 15 years
Regulation by the MHCLG is what is needed, which should happen eventually, but it happens because it's an unregulated cowboy industry
The keeper might not reveal who was actually driving, but could recount on what the driver ( dont tell em pike ! ) , or an occupant of the vehicle did or knows
No words like , I , ME , MYSELF etc,
The Keeper has received this pcn and is appealing as keeper based on, blah blah, no keeper liability, Pofa2012 , liability not transferred from the driver to the keeper
So using suitable words, but non specific etc
IPC AOS members have the IAS, BPA AOS members have POPLA, so depends on the trade body they are affiliated too
Its not a fine, magistrates issue fines, private parking companies issue private charges, like a plumber, INVOICES ! So not fines. No legal authority to issue fines , not possibleYeh I just read about ghost ticketing, that sounds like exactly what this is. Pretty astonishing, I'm not naive in any way but to actually physically go out of your way to scam sick people in a hospital.....traffic wardens at least square it with their conscience by being technically in the right most of the time...yeh you parked there, yeh you shouldn't have, yes you're upset...now pay the fine. But to actually set a trap to get your company 40 quid more, and that's your job, to just spread more misery to (nearly all old and ill) people who are already in a really crappy place.Do they all just sit round the corner laughing maniacally and rubbing their hands together. Just scum1 -
Now the guidance appears to have got you up to speed, with knowledge that we have built up since Pofa2012 was enacted, never mind the clamping stuff before it, you now seem to have a handle on it
Hopefully the Private Parking Bill 2019 by Sir Greg Knight ( Now retired ) will finally come into force with a mandatory CoP overseen by the MHCLG , some 6 or 7 years later, with the help from coupon mad on the Steering group
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Gr1pr said:Now the guidance appears to have got you up to speed, with knowledge that we have built up since Pofa2012 was enacted, never mind the clamping stuff before it, you now seem to have a handle on it
Hopefully the Private Parking Bill 2019 by Sir Greg Knight ( Now retired ) will finally come into force with a mandatory CoP overseen by the MHCLG , some 6 or 7 years later, with the help from coupon mad on the Steering groupWhen the rejection comes through, and given that IAS is apparently just joke nonsense and part of the same scam, what then? Wait for court I guess. Great.0 -
Not court, that is the final part of the process, the game, like a Penalty shootout, the game must proceed to the end of extra time, otherwise there is no penalty shootout
Powerless Debt collectors letters follow an unpaid invoice, see post 4 in the newbies sticky thread in announcements
Followed by a Letter of Claim giving the recipient 30 days notice, see post 2 in the newbies sticky thread
Then it's a possible MCOL court claim pack from the CNBC in Northampton using MCOL
Then it's defence time, which means studying post 2 yet again, plus the defence template thread, because everyone has a defence, regardless of what they think. Most cases get discontinued on here, meaning no hearing, no penalty shootout1
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