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       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: November 12, 2023, 1:21 pm
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       Worry not, you haven't received the NtO, so don't pay the CC,
       (the only option on it), but wait for the Order for Recovery,
       issued after the council register the PCN with the Traffic
       Enforcement Centre, then submit a Statutory Declaration that you
       never received the NtO.  The matter will then be reverted to NtO
       stage at which point you can submit representations, (or pay of
       course !)'
       However, missing the Nto indicates a possible mail problem, so
       you now need to be proactive, and at the end of the allowed
       payment period on the CC, phone TEC every 7-8 days to enquire
       whether the PCN has been registered. Once it has, you don't need
       the OfR, you can submit the form straightaway, having downloaded
       it from the TEC website.  I think the form you need is TE9,
       (Witness Statement). Others will confirm or correct me.  Reember
       when filling in the form, the "Applicant" is the council. You
       are the "Respondent"
       #Post#: 10222--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: November 14, 2023, 3:57 pm
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       You don't need to call TEC, you can simply check the amount
       outstanding on the council website. You know it's going to be
       accurate because they'll want to make sure that if you pay, you
       pay the higher amount.
       Once the 14 day charge certificate period has expired, check the
       amount due at least once a week on
  HTML https://parkingpayments.lbbd.gov.uk/3sc/
  HTML https://parkingpayments.lbbd.gov.uk/3sc/.
       As soon as it goes up
       to £99 you can download form TE9
  HTML https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1094491/Parking_TE9.pdf<br
       />and fill it in (no need to print, just type it out on your
       computer and save), remember you are not the "applicant", the
       "applicant" is the council.
       Once that's done you can email it to tec@justice.gov.uk with the
       PCN number in the subject line and both the Order for Recovery
       and the Charge Certificate will be revoked.
       The council will then re-issue the Notice to Owner, again don't
       rely on the post just keep checking the council website. You'll
       know the PCN is back at the Notice to Owner stage when the
       outstanding charge changes to £60. At that point we will help
       you draft a formal representation.
       #Post#: 11452--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: george74
       Date: November 28, 2023, 8:31 am
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       I've received an outstanding payment reminder stating that a
       full payment of £90 is required to the council within 7 days and
       that it's my final opportunity before it goes to enforcement
       agents.
       I've been checking the fine constantly and it remains at £90
       instead of £99.
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       #Post#: 11455--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: November 28, 2023, 9:01 am
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       The legality of this letter has to be seriously questioned.
       Certainly there is no "reminder letter" defined anywhere in the
       legislation, (Act and regulations). The letter does no mention
       the Order for Recovery, which is the last stage before bailiffs
       can be instructed, indeed, the OfR stage offers a payment
       option, albeit £9 more than the Charge Certificate stage.
       You can safely ignore the letter as it is, (in my view),
       unlawful intimidation. However, you must continue to be
       proactive and continue to determine when the debt is registered
       so you can submit your TE9.
       #Post#: 11493--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: November 28, 2023, 6:26 pm
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       I think that letter is illegal and can be used in an appeal.
       While in a moving traffic case such an argument would have no
       merit, in a parking case regulation 2 of The Civil Enforcement
       of Road Traffic Contraventions (Representations and Appeals)
       (England) Regulations 2022
  HTML https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2022/576/regulation/2
       says:
       [indent]
       (2) A “procedural impropriety” means a failure by an enforcement
       authority to observe any requirement imposed on it by—
       [indent]
       (a) the TMA 2004,
       (b) the 2022 General Regulations, or
       (c) these Regulations,
       [/indent]
       in relation to the imposition or recovery of a penalty charge or
       other sum.
       (3) For the purposes of paragraph (2) such a failure includes,
       in particular, the taking of any step, whether or not involving
       the service of any document, otherwise than—
       [indent]
       (a) in accordance with the conditions subject to which, or
       (b) at the time or during the period when,
       [/indent]
       it is authorised or required by the 2022 General Regulations or
       these Regulations to be taken.
       [/indent]
       Service of that letter looks to me like "the taking of any
       step...otherwise than ...at the time or during the period
       when... it is authorised or required by the 2022 General
       Regulations or these Regulations to be taken".
       This is because the regulations neither authorise nor require
       service of that letter, so it is a procedural impropriety.
       #Post#: 11505--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: John U.K.
       Date: November 29, 2023, 1:59 am
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       Barking has 'form' for this. See -
  HTML https://www.ftla.uk/civil-penalty-charge-notices-(councils-tfl-and-so-on)/barking-and-dagenham-53j-entering-a-pedestrian-zone-spurling-road-(dagenham)/msg11462/#msg11462
       #Post#: 12647--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: george74
       Date: December 18, 2023, 12:29 pm
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       The payment remains at £90 online and every time I try to call
       TEC i'm stuck waiting for a long time before it cuts out around
       1 hr.
       I haven't had any further letters.
       #Post#: 12659--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: December 18, 2023, 4:52 pm
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       As you will have gathered, B & D Council are a load of muppets
       but we have to live with it. I am surprised you can't get
       through to TEC, but the other key piece of info is the amount
       outstanding. Once that gets to £99 it means they have registered
       the debt and you can submit your statutory declaration.
       The website Bailiff Advice Online lists two phone numbers for
       TEC
  HTML https://bailiffadviceonline.co.uk/index-page/traffic-enforcement-centre-tec/about-the-traffic-enforcement-centre
       See bottom of the page
       #Post#: 13575--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: george74
       Date: January 10, 2024, 6:49 pm
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       I finally have an update on this.
       The PCN online did not change to £99 but instead gave the
       following:
       "This Penalty Charge Notice is at a stage where payment can no
       longer be made via this website. Please contact Parking Services
       for details: parking@lbbd.gov.uk"
       I have now sent the TE9 form (thanks cp8759) - hopefully I hear
       back soon.
       #Post#: 14838--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dagenham - Contravention Code 30, parked too long
   DIR By: george74
       Date: February 2, 2024, 5:48 am
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       I have received the new notice to owner.
       What should I write in my appeal?
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