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       #Post#: 17269--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: March 14, 2024, 6:05 pm
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       I think you should go back to your original post that outlined
       what seemed to be a fairly chaotic situation, and in the
       circumstances, the nicety of where you were parked, was
       overlooked.  Dealing with drunks and intoxicated people can be
       extremely difficult so enforcing this PCN is unjustified in my
       opinion. Would they be enforcing it if you were assisting people
       to escape a fire ?  I would hope not.
       #Post#: 17341--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: privates
       Date: March 16, 2024, 4:32 am
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       --- Quote from: Incandescent link ---
       >
       > I think you should go back to your original post that outlined
       what seemed to be a fairly chaotic situation, and in the
       circumstances, the nicety of where you were parked, was
       overlooked.  Dealing with drunks and intoxicated people can be
       extremely difficult so enforcing this PCN is unjustified in my
       opinion. Would they be enforcing it if you were assisting people
       to escape a fire ?  I would hope not.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Dear Sir/Madam,
       I believe enforcing this PCN is unjustified to the extremes
       mentioned in my appeal. I was assisting and dealing with
       overly-intoxicated individuals coming out of the venue I was
       working at and had to make sure they were escorted safely to
       their safety. Dealing with such intoxicated people is extremely
       difficult which makes me believe enforcing such PCN is
       unjustified. You have mentioned issues that would have occurred
       when parked in the bus stop but I was in the vehicle at all
       times so such situations would have been avoided if I had seen
       any busses approaching. I believe the nicety of where I was
       parked is overlooked.
       For this I ask that the PCN is cancelled.
       Thank you.
       I think it needs some extra touch ups, any recommendations on
       anything else to add?
       #Post#: 17343--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: March 16, 2024, 4:46 am
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       I've tidied it up a bit.
       --- Quote ---
       > I believe enforcing this PCN is unjustified due to the the
       extreme situation I was confronted with at the time, as I
       outlined in my appeal. I was assisting and dealing with
       overly-intoxicated individuals coming out of the venue I was
       working at and had to make sure they were escorted safely to
       their taxis and other vehicles. You will surely realise that
       dealing with heavily intoxicated people is extremely difficult
       which makes me believe enforcing this PCN is unjustified. You
       have mentioned issues that would have occurred when parked in
       the bus stop but I was in the vehicle at all times so such
       situations would have been avoided if I had seen any busses
       approaching.
       --- End Quote ---
       #Post#: 17346--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: March 16, 2024, 6:36 am
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       The keeper was issued with a PCN which they claim to have not
       received;
       They were then served with a CC;
       After some shilly-shallying the keeper appears to have
       authorised the OP to act on their behalf;
       The OP wrote to the authority extra procedurally;
       The authority responded to the keeper(with a letter whose date
       is hidden) saying that 'you are no longer able to formally
       challenge the PCN'.
       OP, this is where the keeper is. They are not inviting anyone to
       do anything other than pay. If the keeper doesn't wish to pay
       then they wait for the OfR and check on its progress proactively
       as detailed earlier.
       We haven't seen any video evidence as regards the contravention,
       but the photos simply show a stationary car without any visible
       activity.
       Is this where the keeper and you are in the process?
       IMO, the keeper doesn't have a statutory defence. Your story is
       that you were asked to bring your car to the club from wherever
       it was parked in order to assist your employer. These are not
       statutory grounds of defence.
       #Post#: 17348--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: privates
       Date: March 16, 2024, 7:18 am
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       --- Quote from: H C Andersen link ---
       >
       > The keeper was issued with a PCN which they claim to have not
       received;
       > They were then served with a CC;
       > After some shilly-shallying the keeper appears to have
       authorised the OP to act on their behalf;
       > The OP wrote to the authority extra procedurally;
       > The authority responded to the keeper(with a letter whose date
       is hidden) saying that 'you are no longer able to formally
       challenge the PCN'.
       >
       > OP, this is where the keeper is. They are not inviting anyone
       to do anything other than pay. If the keeper doesn't wish to pay
       then they wait for the OfR and check on its progress proactively
       as detailed earlier.
       >
       > We haven't seen any video evidence as regards the
       contravention, but the photos simply show a stationary car
       without any visible activity.
       >
       > Is this where the keeper and you are in the process?
       >
       > IMO, the keeper doesn't have a statutory defence. Your story
       is that you were asked to bring your car to the club from
       wherever it was parked in order to assist your employer. These
       are not statutory grounds of defence.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I have attempted to download CCTV but do not seem to be able to
       from the website. Camera footage shows my colleague waiting by
       there vehicle while employees from venue come to there car to
       take there payment it seems.
       I will wait for the OFR
       #Post#: 18306--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: March 25, 2024, 6:21 pm
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       --- Quote from: privates link ---
       >
       > I will wait for the OFR
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       [member=61]privates[/member] you know that's a bad idea as your
       post is extremely unreliable. You need to call the traffic
       enforcement centre once every 10 days until they tell you the
       debt is registered, then you need to download form TE9
  HTML https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1094491/Parking_TE9.pdf<br
       />and go through the usual process (I'm pretty sure we've guided
       you through this before).
       If you just sit back and wait for the OfR, the next update you
       give us might be that a bailiff has clamped your car.
       #Post#: 20007--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: privates
       Date: April 19, 2024, 1:32 pm
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       --- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
       >
       > [quote author=privates link=topic=655.msg17348#msg17348
       date=1710591512]
       > I will wait for the OFR
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       [member=61]privates[/member] you know that's a bad idea as your
       post is extremely unreliable. You need to call the traffic
       enforcement centre once every 10 days until they tell you the
       debt is registered, then you need to download form TE9
  HTML https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1094491/Parking_TE9.pdf<br
       />and go through the usual process (I'm pretty sure we've guided
       you through this before).
       If you just sit back and wait for the OfR, the next update you
       give us might be that a bailiff has clamped your car.
       [/quote]
       Where can I get a TE9 signed at a solicitor office as you had
       advised before? I have tried contacting county courts but I have
       had no luck on getting through!
       #Post#: 20302--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Lambeth Parking - Stopped on a restricted bus stop/land
   DIR By: ivanleo
       Date: April 22, 2024, 12:51 pm
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       --- Quote from: privates link ---
       >
       > Where can I get a TE9 signed at a solicitor office as you had
       advised before? I have tried contacting county courts but I have
       had no luck on getting through!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       [member=61]privates[/member] you don't need a solicitor for form
       TE9, that's only required for form PE3 (I know it's confusing).
       Form TE9 you can just fill in on your computer, sign by typing
       your name in the signature box, and email it to
       tec@justice.gov.uk with the PCN number in the subject line.
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