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Hi everyone,
I asked a question before registering , had a response from Ostell, (thanks), but I don't know if my question is open to all to see, so forgive me if I'm repeating myself.
I received a PCN on 21.10.20 regarding an incident dated 3.8.20, that is, 78 days after the incident. Citizens Advice state that Notice to Keeper must be received within 14 days.
The car was parked for 41 minutes. I am the car keeper. No one knows who the driver was. My appeal will be based on the technicality of timescale. Is the stated 14 days an actual law?
My interpretation of the Protection of freedom act 2012 schedule 4 backs that up...but am I correct? Would it be wise to appeal based on this one premise? Many thanks for a response.
I asked a question before registering , had a response from Ostell, (thanks), but I don't know if my question is open to all to see, so forgive me if I'm repeating myself.
I received a PCN on 21.10.20 regarding an incident dated 3.8.20, that is, 78 days after the incident. Citizens Advice state that Notice to Keeper must be received within 14 days.
The car was parked for 41 minutes. I am the car keeper. No one knows who the driver was. My appeal will be based on the technicality of timescale. Is the stated 14 days an actual law?
My interpretation of the Protection of freedom act 2012 schedule 4 backs that up...but am I correct? Would it be wise to appeal based on this one premise? Many thanks for a response.
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