Fine whilst parked to charge

Coupon-mad

Means it's a defence point if they sue. You'll never pay this unless a judge tells you to.

There's probably no point appealing because it's a farce but it is free and PCM might give up, so you can try.

You should definitely prioritise landowner complaint and push for cancellation because if you are quick the client does have that right in most PCM contracts I recall.

Fruitcake

The sign contains a prohibited premium rate 'phone number that was banned over ten years ago. You should include that in all your complaints to the landowner, and your MP.

bambam2025

Hello all,

I put a complaint in with my estate landlord as advised and they have come back saying that whilst I have a valid case; their process requires that I appeal the tickets with PCM first (give PCM and opportunity to consider and reject the appeal) before they can intervene.
I have tried to explain to them how unreasonable PCM are but they are sticking to policy.
As the PCN is addressed to the car owner, can I still appeal and how do I do this without disclosing my details please? I sincerely apologise if this sort of question may have been asked and answered in a different thread by others in the past please.

ChirpyChicken

you either appeal as the keeper or the driver (so in either name)
either or.

Gr1pr

As above,  keeper or driver,  nothing to do with ownership 

Half_way

bambam2025 said:

1505grandad said:

Who issued the ticket?

Parking control management (pcm). They are the ones to whom we pay the annual parking permit charge as well.

That rings alarm bells.

for the purpose of this question, ignore anything about permits, signs, payment for permits etc

What does your lease/rental/freehold/whatever documents you have associated with the property say about parking, do you have an allocated space/sapces or a parking area - such as a resident's car park on a first come first get basis 

Coupon-mad

bambam2025 said:

Hello all,

I put a complaint in with my estate landlord as advised and they have come back saying that whilst I have a valid case; their process requires that I appeal the tickets with PCM first (give PCM and opportunity to consider and reject the appeal) before they can intervene.
I have tried to explain to them how unreasonable PCM are but they are sticking to policy.
As the PCN is addressed to the car owner, can I still appeal and how do I do this without disclosing my details please? I sincerely apologise if this sort of question may have been asked and answered in a different thread by others in the past please.

How are you getting on?

Tried the kangaroo court of the IAS yet? Eyes wide open, if you do.

bambam2025

I have only just received the response to the appeal from pcm today. I have attached it

Gr1pr

Or you can ......... IGNORE 

doubledotcom

You've not answered the all important question of what does your lease/AST say about parking? Equally important is what it doesn't say about parking.

So, tell us precisely what the terms in your lease say about parking.