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       Re: UKPC - I’ve got a permit for ukpc parking but still issuing
       me tickets and can’t contest 
   DIR By: DWMB2
       Date: May 20, 2024, 2:37 am
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       I'm mindful that this is three PCNs rather than a single ticket,
       and whether this might entice them more than a single one?
       #Post#: 23134--------------------------------------------------
       Re: UKPC - I’ve got a permit for ukpc parking but still issuing
       me tickets and can’t contest 
   DIR By: b789
       Date: May 20, 2024, 2:58 am
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       There is a possibility but I haven’t seen them doing much
       consolidation and without them doing so, we can add cause of
       action estoppel to subsequent claims.
       #Post#: 23621--------------------------------------------------
       Re: UKPC - I’ve got a permit for ukpc parking but still issuing
       me tickets and can’t contest 
   DIR By: amrab
       Date: May 22, 2024, 5:13 pm
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       --- Quote from: DWMB2 link ---
       >
       > I'm mindful that this is three PCNs rather than a single
       ticket, and whether this might entice them more than a single
       one?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       yes but I provided the same stories too all 6 tickets and 3 got
       cancelled but 3 didnt
       #Post#: 23630--------------------------------------------------
       Re: UKPC - I’ve got a permit for ukpc parking but still issuing
       me tickets and can’t contest 
   DIR By: DWMB2
       Date: May 22, 2024, 6:35 pm
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       Indeed, but I've given up trying to understand how UKPC operate.
       #Post#: 23632--------------------------------------------------
       Re: UKPC - I’ve got a permit for ukpc parking but still issuing
       me tickets and can’t contest 
   DIR By: b789
       Date: May 22, 2024, 6:55 pm
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       It would be interesting to note the dates of any demands
       received for any of the 3 outstanding PCNs. In your appeals and
       POPLA appeals, did you appeal as the keeper or ad the driver?
       For example, one of the NtKs shows a date on the NtK as
       29/12/2023. It says it must be paid within 28 days of the date
       the notice was “given” without specifying what “given” means. It
       cannot have been “given” any earlier than 03/01/2024. Therefore,
       they should not have sent any demand dated before 31/01/2024.
       Whilst this may seem academic, if they’ve sent any demand before
       the 28 days have passed they will have breached PoFA, although
       that may be moot, depending on whether you have identified the
       driver. However, they will have also breached the CRA 2015. The
       Consumer Rights Act 2015 requires that terms and conditions must
       be fair and transparent. An NtK giving 28 days for payment but
       followed by an early demand is misleading and unfair to the
       keeper, thereby potentially invalidating the NtK.
       Sending an early demand for payment could confuse the keeper
       about their rights and the timeline for responding to the NtK.
       This confusion can affect the procedural fairness and the
       keeper's ability to make an informed decision regarding payment
       or appeal. Procedural fairness is an underlying principle in
       consumer-related disputes, and a breach of this could invalidate
       the process initiated by the NtK.
       The last bit regarding procedural fairness would only apply if
       it ever ended up in court.
       So, did you receive any demands or reminders to pay for any of
       the PCNs and did you reveal the identity of the driver in your
       appeals?
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