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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: September 23, 2025, 8:46 am
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[quote author=H C Andersen link=topic=5127.msg91022#msg91022
date=1758614729]
Tomorrow is my deadline to lodge an appeal with the Traffic
Penalty Tribunal for this PCN.
Really? How do you calculate this?
NoR date is 26th August 2025
Appeal submission should be made within 28days
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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: September 23, 2025, 8:52 am
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*- pl find a way to host the NOR externally and post as a
complete and readable document.
[/quote]
I have tried several times.
It might be one of my settings has changed.
Link to NoR from external uploading platform.
HTML https://ibb.co/1fDL8rGR
See post #36 & #46 ( NoR) .
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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: September 23, 2025, 8:59 am
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[quote author=stamfordman link=topic=5127.msg90995#msg90995
date=1758573905]
If it's like London Tribunals you can just register the appeal
and send details later.
It is Medway. I think it is but not sure.
Cp8759 will know.
[member=1]cp8759[/member] is Medway under the London Tribunal?
If I can just register the appeal will you be able to help draft
a more substantial appeal to send later
?
Many thanks for this.
#Post#: 91119--------------------------------------------------
Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: H C Andersen
Date: September 23, 2025, 10:43 am
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Appeal submission should be made within 28days
This might be what the NOR says, but as the regs make clear it's
wrong.
Your rights of appeal are:
No later than the end of the period of 28 days beginning on the
date of service;
At any time after this period on application to and at the sole
discretion of the adjudicator.
'Within 28 days' means, unless qualified, 28 days from date of
service. If you submitted an appeal on the last day of this
period then you would have LOST your STATUTORY right to have it
registered.
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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: stamfordman
Date: September 23, 2025, 10:56 am
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The NOR says 'You should appeal within 28 days of delivery etc'
so is OK presumbly.
I would just send what I drafted for you. This has always been
about only £25, so it's not worth worrying about much.
#Post#: 91202--------------------------------------------------
Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: September 23, 2025, 6:50 pm
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[quote author=stamfordman link=topic=5127.msg91126#msg91126
date=1758643000]
The NOR says 'You should appeal within 28 days of delivery etc'
so is OK presumbly.
Thanks.
You are correct.
Delivery is ( usually 2 working days after the NoR)
Delivery date of NoR is 28th August. Today 24th September is
still within 28 days of the NoR. Today will be the final day I
presume.
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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: October 4, 2025, 9:07 am
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Appeal lodged with TPT 26th September and acknowledgement
received.
I would appreciate a detailed submission to update my current
submission.
Thanks
#Post#: 92819--------------------------------------------------
Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: H C Andersen
Date: October 4, 2025, 9:13 am
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[member=2249]stamfordman[/member], 'You should appeal within 28
days of delivery etc' so is OK presumbly.'
IMO, is not what the regs provide and require. 'Within' is taken
by the courts to exclude the trigger event unless qualified.
Within 28 days of today is not within 28 days beginning today.
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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: October 18, 2025, 10:40 am
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@H C Anderson
[member=2249]stamfordman[/member]
[member=1]cp8759[/member]
@404BrainNotFound
Update the council responded/ provided evidence to appeal TPT on
10.10.25.
I have only just seen the email and logged into the portal to
check their evidence.
Please I need urgent help in responding to this.
Thanks in advance for your help.
See response below.
This statement is submitted in response to Jojo's appeal
against the Penalty Charge Notice issued for parking in a permit
space without displaying a valid permit during prescribed hours.
Ms Wilson's argument that she had displayed, albeit partially
obscured, and is the holder of a valid permit to park in a
designated parking area, is not upheld by the photographic
evidence taken at the time of the contravention as this permit
was obscured to the point that no relevant details (expiry date,
zone, vehicle registration) could be seen, by a permit for
Croydon (not valid in Medway), the permit is not, therefore,
clearly displayed for inspection by the Civil Enforcement
Officer and becomes invalid.
The terms & conditions of the permit clearly state ' The permit
is only valid if displayed in a conspicuous position on the
front windscreen of the vehicle for which it was issued. A
Penalty Charge Notice will be issued for not displaying a valid
permit or not displaying it clearly to enable verification'
In summary, the contravention is clearly observed in the
photographic evidence, specifically Item 2. The vehicle is
clearly parked without claerly displaying a valid permit for the
space where it was parked, which constitutes a breach of the
relevant regulations. The explanations provided by the appellant
do not align with the legal requirements or the evidence
available.
In conclusion, the contravention is supported by clear visual
evidence, and no mitigating circumstances have been provided
that would warrant cancellation of the Penalty Charge Notice.
The Council respectfully requests that the appeal be refused.
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Re: Medway Code 19 Meadowbank - Resident Parking Permit
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DIR By: JOJO1209
Date: November 5, 2025, 6:13 pm
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@H C Anderson
[member=2249]stamfordman[/member]
[member=1]cp8759[/member]
[member=6500]404BrainNotFound[/member]
Hi all,
I have received a hearing date for my Traffic Penalty Tribunal
(TPT) appeal and need assistance preparing my submission bundle
and exhibit.
I am new to this process and would be grateful for any guidance.
If anyone has a template or an example of a well-prepared bundle
they could share, that would also be incredibly helpful.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer
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