PCN

[Mav68]

Ok my bad ok how do i argue my case so i pay what i was meant to be offered which was the orginal £60 if the appeal was unsuccessful ?

[charitynjw]

Ok my bad ok how do i argue my case so i pay what i was meant to be offered which was the orginal £60 if the appeal was unsuccessful ?

Get as much evidence as poss to rebut their claims/allegations.
Use that in mediation to negotiate an ex gratia payment.....don't admit to anything, just say that to save any further hassle you are prepared to give them £X if they go away & leave you alone.
How much £X would be is entirely up to you.
Mediation is 'without prejudice'....so they can't use any negotiations in court as an admission, especially ex gratia offers.

[Mav68]

I was only going to offer the original amount i was entitled to pay had they informed me in writing about the out come if my appeal but the mediation people would probably say im being unreasonable which is not the case it’s actually the parking firm being unreasonable because they never informed me of the out come then the only sent me a threatening letter to pay them £160 , and also got qdr to chase me as well while applying to take me to court so who’s being unreasonable now .

[Mav68]

As for evidence ive only recieved 2 letters one telling me about my pcn and the other demanding £160

[charitynjw]

In all probability, the 'original' £60 payment was a discretionary discounted amount for early payment.
The actual contractual amount is whatever was displayed on the site signage. (& that may include 'extras', depending on the terms displayed.)
This is just general observation....each case will turn on it's own particular facts, which is why sight of the terms & conditions on the site signs which were displayed at the time of the alleged contravention is important.

[Mav68]

If said in the letter that if my appeal was unsuccessful i still had the option to pay the £60 if paid within 14 ddays how was i able to know if they never wrote to me to tell me the outcome

[charitynjw]

If said in the letter that if my appeal was unsuccessful i still had the option to pay the £60 if paid within 14 ddays how was i able to know if they never wrote to me to tell me the outcome

Just because you didn't receive an appeal rejection doesn't necessarily mean they didn't send one.
My postal deliveries sometimes go astray.
If they can prove that it was sent to you, you would need to prove that it was not delivered.
(Interpretation Act 1978 s7)

[Mav68]

They can’t ive asked they said a letter wasn’t sent

[charitynjw]

You seem fixated on your perceived right to pay the reduced (£60) fee.......60% of the original contractual fee of £100.
But they are now claiming further contractual add-ons, & are chasing for £160 + costs?

But if you can show that this is railway land & bye laws govern parking issues, with a bit of luck you'll pay nothing at all.
Have you made enquiries re the bye law issue?