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  • Judgement passed unlawful pcn?

    I’ve gone bog eyed over the last 24 hours. I’ve read many posts, but it seems now I’m in a different position as I was yesterday. I only rec this letter yesterday, no other letters have been seen. I called the court and they said as the letter is in my bf name they can only give me generic info, but said a judgement hasn’t been made as yet, so call the company to discus. Called company and they said the same, that they need bf to authorise me talking about the case. We do that today, to now be told a judgment has been passed. When I asked about the timing and pcn been wrongly issued they said I basically need to pay and can’t now appeal. But I wanted to know why we had the pcn as I know we got a ticket. It’s because of incorrect reg been entered. So my question is - we have no right to appeal? Because now a judgment has been passed. Then I asked when was the first letter sent and she said it was after 14days of the offence. Is this relevant? Should it be made before then? I also asked for the machine log of regs they said ok- but haven’t attached them to the email.*
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    So that Notice to keeper that you posted was it addressed to your boy friend or the hire company? With hire companies involved the parking company have to send copies of the hire contract and a copy of the first notice to keeper with the notice to hirer.

    How many other letters have been received?

    I suspect the first Notice to Keeper was sent too late (after 14 days) to hold anyone liable, other than the driver.


    The court claim should have been acknowledged and defence sent in. It may be too Kate now and your boyfriend has list by default.

    You should be looking at POFAhttp://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/...dule/4/enacted especially paragraph 14

    Paragraph 9 covers the initial NTK to the hire company

    13 the actions the PPC should follow*

    14 the actions to hold the hirer luable






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    • #3
      They sent it to my boyfriend, after asking the hire company for his details.*


      we only became aware of the parking ticket due to the court letter above. I asked excel to send me all the letters they had and they sent ou the two above.
      thr company no longer look after the car park due to them fining *people wrongly.*
      Do we just have to pay it now the judgement has been passed? Did the company follow what they should do? Or were they out of time? I have 28 days to pay/ can you appeal In That period or not?*

      thanks so much for you reply.
      mel

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      • #4
        If there is a default judgement against your bf then best pay within a month so that the CCJ is not recorded against hus credit record.

        If you wish to attempt to get the verdict overturned then not receiving the forms would be a good reason.

        The PCN they supplied gas several errors on it that meant they could not have been able to hold the keeper liable*
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