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       Smart Parking Ltd – Inital Appeal Rejected – Incorrect Details -
       Parking Without A Valid Ticket - Paisley, Scotland
   DIR By: mcllsti
       Date: June 11, 2026, 1:58 pm
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       Hey Folks,
       I was issued a private parking charge notice from Smart Parking
       Ltd as I am the registered keeper of the vehicle V44RNW. I
       received this on the 27th of the May 2026.
       One key thing to mention up front is that the PCN is issued to a
       Silver Daewoo but my car is a Grey Skoda. I did not mention this
       in my appeal, as I used a standard template I have for PCNs.
       Smart parking has returned and rejected my appeal. I am now
       looking for advice on how to appeal to ISA, and what to say to
       them if possible.
       Private Charge Notice Details:
       Number: SP10304290
       Date: 27/05/26
       Time: 09:51
       Place: Weighhouse Close, Paisley, PA1 1AG
       Registration: V44RNW
       Make: Daewoo (THIS IS INCORRECT)
       Colour: Silver (THIS IS INCORRECT)
       Contravention: 06 - Parked Without A Valid Ticket
       PCN Details:
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       Inital Appeal
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       Appeal Rejected:
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       Any and all advice would be amazing and appreciated!
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       Re: Smart Parking Ltd – Inital Appeal Rejected – Incorrect
       Details - Parking Without A Valid Ticket - Paisley, Scotland
   DIR By: Sander333
       Date: June 11, 2026, 2:18 pm
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       A few things here as far as  POFA does not apply in Scotland so
       they cannot pursue the registered keeper under that Act as
       stated in their rejection.Therefore IAS appeal is not required
       it is just general contract law. I see they are trying the old
       chestnut of Elliott Vs Loake a criminal matter south of the
       border. You will probably receive a NTK there is no requirement
       to engage with the parking company and as it is a one off then
       they will not in my opinion pursue the matter. You can if you
       wish write to them and stare in no uncertain terms that there
       are a number of cases where Elliott Vs Loake have been firmly
       rebuked in Courts. You can read the case and outline your
       reasons that this case is not applicable. There was ample
       evidence to prove he was the driver.There was forensic evidence
       etc.
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       Re: Smart Parking Ltd – Inital Appeal Rejected – Incorrect
       Details - Parking Without A Valid Ticket - Paisley, Scotland
   DIR By: jfollows
       Date: June 12, 2026, 7:30 am
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       You have the option of ignoring everything from now on. You
       pointed out that keeper liability does not apply (and you found
       out that Smart no longer is a member of the BPA) and at this
       point I’d be tempted to leave it at that. The IAS will only deny
       your appeal anyway. In England we still advise appealing to the
       IAS because if the case actually made it to court it would look
       better for you to have done so, but the chances of this making
       it to court in Scotland are very small. If you get a Letter of
       Intimation (I think that’s what it’s called in Scotland) then
       come back here and post it.
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