Hello
Thank you so much for all the posts about unfair parking charges and the expert advice given!! I read through quite a few of them as we are in a similar situation. We received a PCN from MET for overstaying 17 min at a McDonald’s car park. The driver had no intention of doing anything wrong, and in fact only realised that there must have been some sort of sign when we got the PCN through the post (nothing on the car). We were on holiday when it arrived, and when we got back we were already too late to pay the ‘reduced charge’ - so they now want £100.
I tried to call the restaurant but couldn’t get through to anyone who could help. Unfortunately, we did not keep a receipt for the purchases (never thought we might need it!).
I then used their online appeals procedure with the following text (thank you mystery1!)
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Dear Sirs,
I, as registered keeper, wish to invoke your appeals procedure. The driver was a genuine customer.
I note that the notice to keeper is fundamentally flawed when compared to the protection of freedoms act 2012 schedule 4 paragraph 9.
Should you reject my appeal, please supply a popla code.
Yours sincerely
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I have now received a letter rejecting the appeal and providing a POPLA code.
I would very much appreciate any advice on what to do now!
Thank you so much for all the posts about unfair parking charges and the expert advice given!! I read through quite a few of them as we are in a similar situation. We received a PCN from MET for overstaying 17 min at a McDonald’s car park. The driver had no intention of doing anything wrong, and in fact only realised that there must have been some sort of sign when we got the PCN through the post (nothing on the car). We were on holiday when it arrived, and when we got back we were already too late to pay the ‘reduced charge’ - so they now want £100.
I tried to call the restaurant but couldn’t get through to anyone who could help. Unfortunately, we did not keep a receipt for the purchases (never thought we might need it!).
I then used their online appeals procedure with the following text (thank you mystery1!)
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Dear Sirs,
I, as registered keeper, wish to invoke your appeals procedure. The driver was a genuine customer.
I note that the notice to keeper is fundamentally flawed when compared to the protection of freedoms act 2012 schedule 4 paragraph 9.
Should you reject my appeal, please supply a popla code.
Yours sincerely
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I have now received a letter rejecting the appeal and providing a POPLA code.
I would very much appreciate any advice on what to do now!
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