Charge Notice reminder PCN Parking Charge Notice

[Pemi_uk]

Hi there,
I just received a charge notice reminder for overstaying on a retail business park in London Lewisham only by one minute. The charge notice is for £100 as I have ignored their first letter. I actually have never received the first letter.

The parking company is HIGHVIEW PARKING and are warning that a landmark supreme court ruling of Parking Eye vs Beavis, it was established that PCN issued on private land is enforceable and these charges are deterrent for breach of contract.

Can someone please advice what response I should write to them as an appeal ?

I was looking on internet and I found this advice given to someone for Athena parking. Since this is not the same company I am not sure I could use the same argument just change from Athena to Highview Parking.



Can Athena show that the charge is fair and reasonable, and not punitive. Where is the option on site for the driver to pay to park for more than 1 1/2 hrs?


Can Athena show a full break down of the genuine pre estimate of loss following from any alleged breach of contract? Obviously business running costs do not apply.


Can Athena show , by proof of sight of the contract , that they have the authority from the land owner

Thanks in advance for your advice and help

[ostell]

So post up a redacted copy of the notice you received. Leave dates. Use the imgur hosting site and link to here.

Highview are part of the BPA and their Code of Practise allows a minimum of 10 minutes grace at the end of parking.

[Pemi_uk]

So post up a redacted copy of the notice you received. Leave dates. Use the imgur hosting site and link to here.

Highview are part of the BPA and their Code of Practise allows a minimum of 10 minutes grace at the end of parking.

Hi.
Thanks for your replay. I was unable to use imgur. date of the vehicle parked was on the 08/03 and their first letter to me was sent on the 06/04. I recieved by post on the 11.04. After 30 days.
The exceeding time was 31 minutes.

I spoke to a LIDL manager but he was unable to help. But online I found the following that many people seem to write as an appeal.

The PCN fails to comply with the requirements of schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012,
namely, but not limited to, section 9 (4), failing to deliver the Notice to Keeper within the relevant
period of 14 days. I have no legal requirement in law to provide details of the identity of the driver and will not be doing so.


I do not expect to hear from you again other than to confirm that there will be no further action against

[ostell]

Yes you can use that