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       #Post#: 17833--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Leeds City Council PCN Sunday Disabled bay Time clock
       "wrong"
   DIR By: UKdave
       Date: March 20, 2024, 10:33 am
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       > [member=1303]UKdave[/member] here are my points that you can
       copy and paste.
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       > I concede that when I parked in the disabled badge holder’s
       only limited waiting parking place I failed to set the parking
       disc clock to show my correct time of arrival. I can advise that
       in reality I had not parked for longer than the permitted 4
       hours when the PCN was issued. I apologise for this oversight
       and acknowledge that by displaying an incorrect time of arrival
       it gave ground for your CEO to issue a penalty charge. .....
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       #Post#: 17843--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Leeds City Council PCN Sunday Disabled bay Time clock
       "wrong"
   DIR By: Phantomcrusader
       Date: March 20, 2024, 11:06 am
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       [member=1303]UKdave[/member]. HCA makes a valid point. You can
       include a procedural impropriety angle because the code 40
       contravention description on the PCN does not match the
       description as set out in Annex B to the Secretary of State's
       Statutory Guidance. If it were me I'd amend my second paragraph
       to read:
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       > However, the incorrectly set parking disc clock did not
       invalidate the disabled person’s badge as alleged by the PCN.
       The parking place is for disabled badge holder use and therefore
       The Local Authorities' Traffic Orders (Exemptions for Disabled
       Persons) (England) Regulations 2000 are not applicable here
       because I was not claiming any exemption. I do not need
       exemption to park in a parking place that is specifically
       provided for my use as a disabled badge holder. A wrongly set
       parking disc clock does not invalidate the disabled person’s
       badge that was displayed. The Local Authorities' Traffic Orders
       (Exemptions for Disabled Persons) (England) Regulations 2000
       under regulation 3 identifies a disabled person’s badge and
       parking disc clock as being independent items and no where do
       these regulations stipulate that any failing with setting the
       clock invalidates the disabled person’s badge. Consequently, the
       alleged contravention did not occur as my disabled person’s
       badge was not invalid. I must also point out that the code 40
       description used by the Council fails to follow the code 40
       description set out in Annex B to the Secretary of State's
       Statutory Guidance and this failing is a procedural impropriety
       as the Council must have regard to this guidance.
       --- End Quote ---
       #Post#: 17911--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Leeds City Council PCN Sunday Disabled bay Time clock
       "wrong"
   DIR By: UKdave
       Date: March 21, 2024, 5:02 am
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       Gentlemen (forgive me for assuming your gender  ;D ) ~ as this
       great resource often proves, challenging City Hall is not an
       exact science.
       I live in Leeds, and "Leeds City Council" does not, in fact,
       exist ... it's but a collection of buildings staffed by an ever
       changing shuffling bolus of flawed humans, on any one day each
       may be having a bad one, all bristling with different human bias
       & quota pressures & agendas & extreme political affiliations &
       ages & experience levels & personal issues
       Mistakes are made, of that there is no doubt, right?
       Thank you, all contributors, for taking the time to look at my
       case & telling me how it looks thru your own individual lenses
       I'll let y'all know what happens
       #Post#: 18627--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Leeds City Council PCN Sunday Disabled bay Time clock
       "wrong"
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: March 30, 2024, 8:05 pm
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       [member=1303]UKdave[/member] I'd like to apologise for my
       previous absence from this thread, this is actually a really
       simple case and essentially a replica of Michelle Dhillon v
       Leicester City Council (LE00087-1812, 30 January 2019)
  HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SWPQvyFnxTCIkzz4XHjTBhchA8i-hvKm<br
       />and William Watson v St Helens Metropolitan Borough Council
       (SZ00006-2002, 11 March 2020)
  HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j3F5-usOqEk4ZeV4WH8vLjOsB6JaMN5G,<br
       />I was the advocate in both cases.
       I gather you have made formal representations, it's not too
       important what you said as long as you put something in. If the
       representations are rejected I'm reasonably confident I could
       win your appeal as well if you wanted to instruct me as your
       representative.
       Whether you chose to instruct me or do a DIY appeal, please do
       not be tempted to pay just because the council tries to tempt
       you with the discount.
       H C Andersen has been subject of complaints in the private
       parking forum and as a result he is now on a posting holiday
       till the end of next month, if I had any qualms about whether
       the posting holiday was warranted those concerns have been
       removed now that I've looked at this thread. This is a really
       straightforward case and there really shouldn't have been any
       debate around something that is reasonably clear-cut: the
       disabled badge was displayed as required by law and that really
       is the end of the matter.
       #Post#: 18875--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Leeds City Council PCN Sunday Disabled bay Time clock
       &quot;wrong&quot;
   DIR By: UKdave
       Date: April 2, 2024, 1:47 pm
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       Sir, I am most grateful for this clarification
       Should LCC reject the reply I authored to their NTO, I will
       indeed proceed to adjudication & would be most grateful for your
       insight & input at that time
       Also grateful for the links to those precedents / decisions,
       which are as you say almost carbon copies of this case
       Obliged to you Sir
       #Post#: 18886--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Leeds City Council PCN Sunday Disabled bay Time clock
       &quot;wrong&quot;
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: April 2, 2024, 6:22 pm
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       When you get the notice of rejection please post it up on here
       and please do not file an appeal without seeking our guidance
       first.
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