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       #Post#: 78634--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: June 28, 2025, 6:10 am
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       The location given in the PCN is: The Town EN2 Box Junction
       The NOR states: 'we would also state that....we consider your
       approach to the box junction to be from Southbury Road.' Now,
       they said this to counter your argument about turning right i.e.
       you weren't because this manoeuvre had already been completed.
       In which case, why is the location not given as Southbury Road
       as the contravention must have occurred wholly in this road!
       #Post#: 78683--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: MachineGunJoe
       Date: June 28, 2025, 12:34 pm
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       --- Quote from: H C Andersen link ---
       >
       > The location given in the PCN is: The Town EN2 Box Junction
       >
       > The NOR states: 'we would also state that....we consider your
       approach to the box junction to be from Southbury Road.' Now,
       they said this to counter your argument about turning right i.e.
       you weren't because this manoeuvre had already been completed.
       In which case, why is the location not given as Southbury Road
       as the contravention must have occurred wholly in this road!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Yes, they seem to have confused themselves there. At tribunal
       would they take that into account, or it is solely based on the
       details of the original PCN?
       #Post#: 78686--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: mickR
       Date: June 28, 2025, 12:42 pm
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       --- Quote from: H C Andersen link ---
       >
       > The location given in the PCN is: The Town EN2 Box Junction
       >
       > The NOR states: 'we would also state that....we consider your
       approach to the box junction to be from Southbury Road.' Now,
       they said this to counter your argument about turning right i.e.
       you weren't because this manoeuvre had already been completed.
       In which case, why is the location not given as Southbury Road
       as the contravention must have occurred wholly in this road!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       yes they are talking bo!!ox it is impossible to "approach" the
       box junction from southbury road as the box starts at the
       beginning of S Rd. you can only approach from The town, Silver
       street or as the OP did London Road.
       I think you will find that very oddly the left side is southbury
       Rd and the right side The Town. possibly the street name has
       been placed at the wrong point.
       #Post#: 78835--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: MachineGunJoe
       Date: June 30, 2025, 2:19 am
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       --- Quote from: mickR link ---
       >
       >
       > yes they are talking bo!!ox it is impossible to "approach" the
       box junction from southbury road as the box starts at the
       beginning of S Rd. you can only approach from The town, Silver
       street or as the OP did London Road.
       > I think you will find that very oddly the left side is
       southbury Rd and the right side The Town. possibly the street
       name has been placed at the wrong point.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I will mention this impossibility in my tribunal appeal - but
       would it count for anything with the adjudicator as it was
       written in the NOR, not the original PCN?
       #Post#: 79708--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: MachineGunJoe
       Date: July 5, 2025, 12:32 pm
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       A gentle bump as it’s been just over a week since I first
       posted. Would appreciate a sense check that what I’ve written in
       my first appeal is fine and there’s nothing more to add before I
       begin the tribunal process. Many thanks
       #Post#: 79730--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: July 5, 2025, 4:01 pm
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       I will mention this impossibility in my tribunal appeal - but
       would it count for anything with the adjudicator as it was
       written in the NOR, not the original PCN?
       ??
       The fact that the PCN does NOT give the location as Southbury is
       the key. The council want their cake and eat it too.
       The idiom "wanting to have your cake and eat it too" means
       wanting to enjoy the benefits of two incompatible things at the
       same time. It's used to describe situations where someone
       desires to have it both ways, without facing the negative
       consequences of either option.
       If you were in The Town then your argument of turning right has
       merit. If they now claim that you were not in The Town but
       instead Southbury then the PCN is incorrect.
       #Post#: 79783--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: MachineGunJoe
       Date: July 6, 2025, 9:21 am
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       Understood. Will spell that out too - thanks for your advice.
       #Post#: 83250--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: MachineGunJoe
       Date: July 29, 2025, 5:06 am
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       Updating to say tribunal is scheduled for 6 October. Will update
       with outcome after.
       #Post#: 83282--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: Hippocrates
       Date: July 29, 2025, 7:01 am
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       1. I make this collateral challenge as the PCN does not state
       mandatory information as follows  provided @ Paras. 4(8 ) (v)
       which in turn relates to (iii)
  HTML https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukla/2003/3/section/4/enacted
       Therefore, the PCN is not valid as it is missing mandatory
       information. Do you want representation? But I am in Kos that
       day.
       #Post#: 93202--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Enfield - 31J Entering and stopping in a box junction, The
       Town EN2
   DIR By: MachineGunJoe
       Date: October 7, 2025, 5:49 am
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       Updating to say I had my tribunal yesterday and my appeal was
       allowed.
       However I’ve now found myself in a weird situation where the
       tribunal has incorrectly logged the outcome as “appeal refused”.
       The direction says “Cancel the PCN” and the last line of the
       adjudicator’s comments says “The appeal is allowed.”
       I called London Tribunals who said they will refer to the case
       manager to correct, however the letter I’ll receive regarding
       the outcome will say the appeal has both been refused and
       allowed.
       My concern is the council will see “appeal refused” and send a
       letter demanding payment, causing wasted time and effort on my
       part to resolve. I’ve tried calling the council’s parking
       enforcement team twice - both times cut off after being on hold
       after 20mins.
       Has this happened to anyone else?
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