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APCOA Parking outside a designated a designated parking bay

snakesnladders789

snakesnladders789 Posts: 2 Newbie

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15 April at 4:03PM in Parking tickets, fines & parking

Is there any grounds to appeal this? What would the procedure be if so. This is at the Luton Airport staff car park the vehicle was parked in the red circle. The car park has no markings other than those darker sections

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Gr1pr Posts: 13,562 Forumite

15 April at 4:09PM

Same as all the other airport cases on here, appeal as keeper based on no keeper liability due to non relevant land. No blabbing about who was driving or about what happened

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Le_Kirk Posts: 26,368 Forumite

15 April at 4:12PM

There's some shabby parking there! Hope they are not pilot's cars!

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snakesnladders789 Posts: 2 Newbie

15 April at 5:14PM

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81964188#Comment_81964188

Thanks for your reply. Should I wait till the 26th day to send the appeal? Also should i follow this template on the newbies thread? TEMPLATE ''ONE SIZE FITS ALL'' FIRST APPEAL THAT DOESN'T SAY WHO WAS DRIVING:

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Gr1pr Posts: 13,562 Forumite

15 April at 5:44PM edited 15 April at 5:45PM

Delaying or not is your choice, only useful for a windscreen pcn however, not a postal PCN letter
Read my reply again regarding which template to use ( not the blue text appeal ), but a bespoke airport appeal
Read the Heathrow Gatwick Manchester group thread

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UnsureAboutthis Posts: 568 Forumite

15 April at 8:48PM

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81964194#Comment_81964194

Very helpul, not. However, I get it.

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Johnersh Posts: 1,594 Forumite

15 April at 9:30PM

Decent photo as evidence that it is their failure to mark bays that makes parking haphazard and indicative that there are no marked bays.
The airport contract with the PPC may impose an obligation to mark bays. Bet they have failed there and thus should not benefit from that failure.
H

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Coupon-mad Posts: 161,735 Forumite

16 April at 10:53AM

As above. Most importantly do not say who was driving, in the keeper's appeal.

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