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Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: DarrenBoro
Date: April 3, 2026, 9:03 am
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Hi each and all - I have just spoken to a very knowledgeable
lady at Bailiff Advice Online who advised that the TE7 would not
be accepted by the council, my options are to pay THE £190 but
they will already claim to already have been and the price will
have increased, or if I am not concerned about the bailiffs
coming to simply ignore and the debt return to the council
unrecoverable as the Bailiffs are pretty much the last thing the
council can do, they will simply end up writing the debt off,
they can not put a lean on my property or get a CCJ in relation
to the debt
#Post#: 115171--------------------------------------------------
Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: Grant Urismo
Date: April 3, 2026, 9:26 am
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It's unrealistic to expect to be able to ignore bailiffs with no
consequences.
If you do not pay the bailiffs will be able to take your
properly to settle the debt, probably starting by taking your
car and auctioning it off.
#Post#: 115180--------------------------------------------------
Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: DarrenBoro
Date: April 3, 2026, 11:19 am
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With all due respect this lady has been doing this kind of thing
for 24 years so I am inclined to bow to her knowledge and
experience, they cant take my car as it is soley a delivery
vehicle which can be proved, and the order from the court only
lasts 12 monsts upon where it has to be returned to the council
AND I QUOTE
"It is highly unlikely that a local council will get a County
Court Judgment (CCJ) for an unpaid Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).
Council-issued PCNs are generally enforced through a different
legal process—the Traffic Enforcement Centre (TEC)—rather than
the County Court system used for CCJs"
"in the vast majority of cases, a local council must obtain a
County Court Judgment (CCJ) against you before they can apply
for a charging order (often referred to as a lien or legal
charge) on your property"
Lastly the the Traffic Enforcement Centre (TEC) IS NOT A COURT
OF RECORD so in essence should NOT EXERCISE ANY POWERS OF A
COURT OR RECORD - or EXCERSISE ANY JURISTICTION UNDER THE
SUMMARY JURISTICTION
I haved decided to fight this corrupt council all the way
starting with a DSAR first thing on Tuesday morning, I will keep
everyone updated as to path it takes including any Bailiff
interactions as this sittuation will surely help somone else out
there who will face similar circumstances.
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Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: stamfordman
Date: April 3, 2026, 11:32 am
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This is an everyday situation - if the bailiff visits they add
£235 and can clamp your vehicle.
#Post#: 115186--------------------------------------------------
Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: April 3, 2026, 1:09 pm
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All I can say, is that if you're happy to put up with what may
be a lot of inconvenience which may not go the way you want,
carry on !
Also I see you said this:-
"they cant take my car as it is soley a delivery vehicle"
What will you do if they just clamp it ?
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Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: DarrenBoro
Date: April 3, 2026, 3:43 pm
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I dont park my vehicle outside my property - and sometimes we
have to stand up for what is right and now cower and buckle to
the bullies, and as previously stated I will keep updating
everyone as to how the fight is going and what the end result
becomes
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Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: MrChips
Date: April 3, 2026, 4:13 pm
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Be aware they drive around with ANPR cameras and could still
pick it up even if it's not in the vicinity of your residence.
#Post#: 115206--------------------------------------------------
Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: Phantomcrusader
Date: April 4, 2026, 11:27 am
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You are not clear on this so I have to ask, was one of the
letters you ignored called a "Notice to Owner"? IF it was not
amongst the letters you ignored/received then you can make an
out of time witness statement application stating that you did
not receive the Notice to Owner and try and get back to the
stage where the amount owed is £50 or £70 and where you can
dispute the penalty. If you did receive the Notice to Owner and
ignored it, I'm afraid the best and cheapest option is to pay as
soon as possible before further costs become payable.
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Re: Newcastle City Council Issued me with a farcical PCN
DIR By: Neil B
Date: April 4, 2026, 11:53 am
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--- Quote from: Phantomcrusader link ---
>
> You are not clear on this so I have to ask, was one of the
letters you ignored called a "Notice to Owner"? IF it was not
amongst the letters you ignored/received then you can make an
out of time witness statement application stating that you did
not receive the Notice to Owner and try and get back to the
stage where the amount owed is £50 or £70 and where you can
dispute the penalty. If you did receive the Notice to Owner and
ignored it, I'm afraid the best and cheapest option is to pay as
soon as possible before further costs become payable.
>
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No. It was a postal PCN which he stated he ignored.
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