IAS appeal draft for Uk parking limited parking fine disabled badge - Windsor

We didn't advise you to try IAS.

You will most likely lose, and are better leaving it and saving it all for a proper hearing at your local court (no CCJ, no risk, no huge costs, no big deal and a fairer judge).

The ticketing officer who took the warnings picture clearly showed the image of blue badge hidden by PAY HERE in very small writing and instruction placed at the end of the car park. (*I'd be willing to share the picture if you want to see how it is).

Yes please, but I can't unpick your link even when closing all the gaps.

Not only can they not spell 'separate' but where on that sign does it tell you how much this imaginary 'parking charge notice' actually is?

If the signs don't say how much the PCN 'fine' is, then the basic elements of a contract - meeting of minds, clear terms, certainty of contractual sum, consideration and acceptance - are missing.

How can you know how much the penalty is - 10p? £100? £1000?

For that reason, do an IAS appeal on that basis.

ddiane wrote: »

Thank you - I understand people here says IAS is a big joke and I’ve emailed uk parking ltd for POPLA code instead - whether they do give me the code I’m not sure as I found out here they are member of IPC not BPA...

Right I’ll do that insufficient signage and your noting of missing how much penalty fine is..

Have you read#14 above,??

If so, why this nonsense about now requesting a popla code???

From an IPC member!

You mention several times that it is not clear that disabled people must pay. I am puzzled why you think that they should get subsidised parking.

Furthermore, in your OP you state this

The wording of the signage states that there is a “penalty charge for failing …"

I very much doubt that the word "penalty" is used as this would blow their case out of the water.

Accuracy/ is a sine qua non in these matters so please read the stickie/FAQS again and again until you have them off pat.

If you had read them youu would know that this statement I’ve emailed uk parking ltd for POPLA code instead - is a nonsence

Please take more care in future. A misplaced place word can mean the difference between winning and losing in court, and, more importantly, wastes out time.

… picture that says penalty for failing, …

Have they actually l used the word "penalty"?

I cannot stress enough how important the answer to this question is.