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       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: June 23, 2024, 11:21 am
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       --- Quote from: Staygulf link ---
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       > [quote author=cp8759 link=topic=2136.msg27117#msg27117
       date=1719063473]
       > You have 28 days from the date of receipt to submit
       representations. Is there anyone who could check your post for
       you?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       28 days from receipt of the NTO? But they will surely await 14
       days to see if we make payment before issuing the NTO? That
       takes us up until 4 July and we are back on 14 July.
       [/quote]
       Based on those dates you'll be fine to just wait till you get
       back.
       #Post#: 30341--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: Staygulf
       Date: July 19, 2024, 5:09 am
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       the NTO has now been received.
       [member=1]cp8759[/member] are you able to assist in drafting
       suitable representations to LBR please?
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       #Post#: 30374--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: July 19, 2024, 7:51 am
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       There aren't any regulations which govern local authority
       off-street car parks as far as I'm aware. Neither is it
       practical or proportionate IMO for every relevant article of an
       order to be stated within the car park.
       Photos are not a legal requirement. In any event the council
       have provided clear photos showing the significant incursion of
       the vehicle into an adjoining bay. As photos aren't a legal
       requirement it follows that the absence of a photo of the
       noticeboard cannot be a defence.
       However, given the authority's terse and incomplete response to
       initial reps I would focus on their attitude to discharging
       their duty and look for a procedural impropriety defence.
       IMO, acknowledge that the car was astride 2 bays- give reasons
       as well if necessary- but make the point that the conditions of
       use displayed on the noticeboard were noted but as these did not
       refer to 'parking wholly within a bay' even less to the
       council's powers should a driver err in this way the driver did
       not feel it was their absolute duty to park wholly within the
       bay.
       If the authority consider that parking in this instance gives
       them the power to demand a penalty then they must explain why
       this is not brought to drivers' attention at the site. Any
       response to these representations which fail to address this
       point must be incomplete and therefore a procedural impropriety.
       OP, use whatever words you like but IMO:
       Acknowledge that the car sat in 2 bays;
       State clearly that the  noticeboard was read;
       State your argument as regards the penalty;
       Require them to respond;
       ..and if the payment machine gives different conditions to those
       on the noticeboard, highlight this discrepancy, state that it is
       confusing and ask why those on the machine are not replicated on
       the board given that certain drivers are exempt from payment and
       would not as a matter of course consult the machine, therefore
       placing them at a legal disadvantage.
       They'll be other comments, I'm sure.
       #Post#: 30411--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: July 19, 2024, 11:38 am
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       [member=53]Staygulf[/member] honestly you can just use the draft
       in reply 11 above, there isn't really any need to say anything
       more than that.
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       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: Staygulf
       Date: July 22, 2024, 6:16 am
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       --- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
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       > [member=53]Staygulf[/member] honestly you can just use the
       draft in reply 11 above, there isn't really any need to say
       anything more than that.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       [member=1]cp8759[/member] Just to be sure, I used those words
       for the informal challenge. Are you suggesting I should merely
       repeat them for the formal representations or should I put more
       meat on the bones as suggested by H C Andersen but include those
       words again?
       #Post#: 30857--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: July 23, 2024, 1:50 pm
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       It's up to you but I would just use the same wording as used
       last time round. After all it's Redbridge we're talking about,
       so your representation will go to a mindless drone who will send
       you a fob-off rejection.
       #Post#: 34943--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: Staygulf
       Date: August 29, 2024, 10:31 am
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       As expected, Redbridge have rejected the representations but
       their response does not appear to have properly considered them.
       We should now like to appeal, so help would be appreciated in
       drafting the appropriate wording.
       [member=1]cp8759[/member] ?
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       #Post#: 34956--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: August 29, 2024, 11:15 am
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       [member=53]Staygulf[/member] well as the discount is not on
       offer it's a no-brainer to carry on, I'm going to drop you a PM
       in case you'd like me to represent you.
       #Post#: 34958--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: August 29, 2024, 11:31 am
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       Appeals are held at Hearing Square, Angel Square, Upper Ground
       Floor, Block 2, London EC1V 1NY   :o  :o  :o
       What happens if I do not pay, or do not appeal?
       Should you fail to pay or appeal to the parking adjudicator,
       then a charge certificate will be issued, increasing the charge
       by 50%. You have 14 days in which to pay this. There is no
       further right to appeal at this stage.  >:(
       #Post#: 34960--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Redbridge PCN code 86 out of bay
   DIR By: Staygulf
       Date: August 29, 2024, 11:34 am
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       --- Quote from: Hippocrates link ---
       >
       > Appeals are held at Hearing Square, Angel Square, Upper Ground
       Floor, Block 2, London EC1V 1NY  :o  :o  :o
       >
       > What happens if I do not pay, or do not appeal?
       >
       > Should you fail to pay or appeal to the parking adjudicator,
       then a charge certificate will be issued, increasing the charge
       by 50%. You have 14 days in which to pay this. There is no
       further right to appeal at this stage.  >:(
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I'm sorry, I don't understand the relevance of this. Please
       explain.
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