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Appealing a PCN from Hx parking management

Kangaroocrush6
Posts: 5 Newbie

To preface. i have read the newbies thread and have previously gotten many PCNs cancelled but they were POFA jon compliant hence easy wins with the keeper not liable template.
But now I have a PCN which alleges keeper liability and as an IPC member, it is likely to be a hard win.
In brief, I accidentally parked in a disabled bay at a retail park, it was raining heavily and my toddler was screaming in the back and after 10 minutes driving around and around, I managed to find a parent and child bay. There was no symbol for the disabled in the centre and no sign in the drivers line of sight.
I would pay the fine if I had deliberately done this. But it was poor signage and bad weather and an innocent mistake.
I need help with the template and did come across a case in the space place (willowbrook centre) who had won at IAS. Will link it later.
Help appreciated.
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There is no fine, just a private parking company charge for the alleged breach of the parking contract on that private property
No appeal will work, so don't fret about it
A Money Claim is where these are sorted out
Coupon mad has a thread about IAS decisions1 -
So I shouldn’t appeal at all? I saa the flowing thread and this is the same location and same company albeit different circumstances and they managed to win the IAS appeal. So I was wondering if I had a chance with something similar?0
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You can try IAS but certainly no paying when the appeal loses.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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