Do you think court will overule IAS verdict or shall i pay fine- help appreciated

hatepcncharge

Le_Kirk said:

hatepcncharge said:

Snakes_Belly said:

Is there anything on google maps to show that there is just one Blue Badge Space?

I tried google earth not easy to see on it. But i don't mind taking a picture at present day showing one parking bay. Its London area so very much congested. 

Did you try Google Maps Street View?  Sometimes the Google camera car actually entered the car park.

Google map street view has not been updated. It shows roadworks with no disabled parking slot so no point in it

Snakes_Belly

"Incontinence is covered under the Equality Act 2010 if it constitutes a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on your ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities. This means that if your incontinence significantly impacts your daily life for more than 12 months, or is likely to do so, you have legal protection against discrimination." 

Nellymoser

Does your relative have a 'Just can't wait toilet card' it won't assist your pcn fight but could help prevent distressing toilet accidents in the future.

Showing the card to staff in cafés, restaurants, shops etc gives access to their toilets without having to make a purchase or give an oral explanation.

NHS don't provide them but you can purchase along with a key to unlock public disabled toilets on Amazon though they're cheaper through bladder/bowel/incontinence support services. Find them with a Google 'just can't wait toilet card' search.

I'm sure a court judge will be more understanding of your situation than the parking sector have been.

Snakes_Belly

Your relative may also be able to get a capped water bill if not doing already.

1505grandad

"NHS don't provide them but you can purchase along with a key to unlock public disabled toilets on Amazon though they're cheaper through bladder/bowel/incontinence support services."

FYI if relevant  -  you can obtain a free "Priority Card" from your appliance supplier  -  for instance Medilink/Salts Healthcare

kryten3000

Snakes_Belly said:

Not quite. My circumstances were different from yours. The ticket machine was not working so I left a note on the car windscreen. I got a PCN and after appeals it went to court. The judge made me pay the actual cost of the parking. I did not have to pay the claim. The PPC had to pay their own costs. I only paid what I should have paid for parking on the day in question. 

I think that if you go to court you should explain what the medication is for.

I would consider this a win because they didn't get their inflated £170+ fees

hatepcncharge

Snakes_Belly said:

Your relative may also be able to get a capped water bill if not doing already.

yes indeed i have applied for water rebate

Snakes_Belly

FYI The IAS is not an Ombudsman. They are not independant and have been described in Hansard as "Putting Dracula in charge of a blood bank". The fact that your initial appeal differed from your IAS appeal has no bearing at all.   

hatepcncharge

Guy, got this letter from Parking team. 

Shall i now wait for “letter before claim “ and respond to it and then if i don't pay the matter goes to “CCJ process”. Let me know wise veterans here.

See letter attached 

ChirpyChicken

You don't pay.
You just defend any claim
Ignore Debt recovery letters. Please dont post them up