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       Re: 2x PCN Royal Greenwich Millennium Way 47J - Stopped on a
       restricted bus stop or stand- Lease/Hire
   DIR By: YoungDigga
       Date: May 15, 2024, 4:25 pm
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       [member=1]cp8759[/member]
       Just checked today and see that the council has uploaded their
       representation now. Could someone help to take a look at this
       most of it is what I've already shared previously. It appears
       the lease company did not share a copy or my lease agreement and
       greenwich just took word that the car is on a lease to me to
       transfer ownership of liability. So seems like this is good
       enough ground to appeal. I have redacted my name and address.
       Let me know if any other information is needed.
       
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       Re: 2x PCN Royal Greenwich Millennium Way 47J - Stopped on a
       restricted bus stop or stand- Lease/Hire
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: May 15, 2024, 4:49 pm
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       [member=1280]YoungDigga[/member] you have two argument then,
       that the camera isn't approved and that the vehicle is on lease
       to you but there is no proof of a transfer of keepership because
       the terms of the lease are not before the adjudicator. The
       pitfall with that argument is that the lease is for several
       years and many adjudicators would say it's long enough for them
       to infer a de-facto transfer of keepership, as shown by this
       case:
       Hakan Sefiloglu v London Borough of Ealing (2210427465, 9
       October 2021)
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       Hakan Sefiloglu v London Borough of Ealing (2210427465, 24
       October 2021)
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       I'm not sure the same adjudicator would make the same decision
       today, but there is a risk. It would be best to post up the
       terms and conditions of your lease so we can check if the
       argument can be bolstered, if any of the terms and conditions
       show that the registered keeper maintained a significant degree
       of control over the vehicle that would strengthen this ground.
       There is no notice of acceptance from the council to the hire
       company, so there was no power to serve a further penalty charge
       on you. This should be a straightforward argument but it needs
       to be articulated correctly. Cases which can be cited on this
       point are Wasim Ismail v London Borough of Redbridge
       (2200346764, 10 October 2020)
  HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xwFb3iSglbSYLKvcrfCPis6P0i_M1ZnU/view,<br
       />Mohamad Rafik Gani v London Borough of Newham (221024696A, 14
       June 2021)
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       />and Modou Sanneh v London Borough of Newham (2210340629, 17
       July
       2021)
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       />but really this requires an argument that takes the
       adjudicator
       through the statutory provisions.
       The relevant provisions are regulation 10(6) to 10(9) of The
       Civil Enforcement of Road Traffic Contraventions (Approved
       Devices, Charging Guidelines and General Provisions) (England)
       Regulations 2022
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       and
       regulation 6(8) of The Civil Enforcement of Road Traffic
       Contraventions (Representations and Appeals) (England)
       Regulations 2022
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       The key question therefore is whether you want to have a bash at
       writing an argument yourself, or whether you'd rather be
       represented. If you want to represent yourself then have a go at
       writing a draft based on the above and I will also email you the
       FOI response with the camera make and model details, so that you
       can put it forward as evidence.
       If you'd like me to represent you, just follow the instructions
       in the PM I sent you previously.
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       Re: 2x PCN Royal Greenwich Millennium Way 47J - Stopped on a
       restricted bus stop or stand- Lease/Hire
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: August 2, 2024, 7:01 pm
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       Outcome
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       Re: 2x PCN Royal Greenwich Millennium Way 47J - Stopped on a
       restricted bus stop or stand- Lease/Hire
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: August 3, 2024, 4:15 am
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       The Authority’s case is that the Appellant’s vehicle was stopped
       in a restricted bus stop or stand when prohibited in Millennium
       Way on 26 December 2024 at 23:00.  :)
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