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       #Post#: 96172--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: Billy Butcher Date: October 30, 2025, 7:51 am
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       Ahh yes, as I thought. After explaining the whole situation and
       the position I am in now, I spoke to the manager and apparently
       there is nothing they can do. I even asked him if he can go back
       and retrieve some sort of proof for me that shows payment was
       made upon leaving the shopping centre, he says that there is no
       way to do that and my best option is to appeal which I obviously
       told him I done and they rejected it.. he then tells me
       “private parking companies ain’t got much power just
       ignore them”..  so yeah that’s Mr managers solution
       Any suggestions where I go from this point forward?
       Cheers guys
       #Post#: 96186--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: b789 Date: October 30, 2025, 9:20 am
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       If the manager you spoke to is employed by the company that
       contracted Parkmaven, then you should have asked who is the
       Monkey and who is the Organ Grinder in their contractual
       relationship. Of course a lowly manager will fob you off with a
       "appeal to Parkmaven" line.
       You should always aim for the top of the management food chain.
       You should also now be preparing your POPLA appeal. A quick
       search of the forum for some recent POPLA appeals will give you
       an idea of how you should put one together. When you're ready,
       show us what you have prepared and we can advise on any
       edits/changes before you send it.
       You actually have 33 days from the date of the initial appeal
       rejection to submit your POPLA appeal.
       #Post#: 96189--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: Billy Butcher Date: October 30, 2025, 9:38 am
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       I guess I’ll go there again this weekend and try another route..
       Thanks I’ll have a look at the POPLA replies on the forum
       #Post#: 96574--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven ( 17& Central Walthamstow)
       By: Billy Butcher Date: November 3, 2025, 3:32 am
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       Hi, so I am a bit stuck on what to actually say for my POPLA
       appeal, this is because in my first original appeal I did not
       state that the parking charge fee was actually paid upon leaving
       the shopping centre ( 17 & Central Walthamstow  ) and the
       machine is obviously messed up somewhere and did not record
       payment even though I do have the payment proof in my online
       banking ( it shows it came out 2 days later ). I also did not
       state who was driving at the time. So because I did not state
       this in the original appeal ( I instead used a template I was
       sent off here ) I’m not sure what avenue to go down with the
       appeal to POPLA if that makes sense
       Sorry to be a nuisance lol
       Kind regards
       #Post#: 96618--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: b789 Date: November 3, 2025, 8:33 am
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       You are appealing the fact that as the driver has not been
       identified and there can be no Keeper liability because their
       NtK is not fully compliant with ALL the requirements of PoFA,
       then, irrespective of anything else, they are chasing the wrong
       person. On top of that, you put them to strict proof that all
       their signs are compliant with the BPA CoP and also, you put
       them to strict proof that they hold a valid contract flowinging
       from the landowner to operate and issue PCNs in their own name
       at the location.
       For example, this is how you child argue the point that their
       NtK has failed to fully comply with PoFA:
       [quote]Schedule 4 paragraph 9(2) is binary (“MUST” means all or
       nothing) and this NtK omits the mandatory invitation to the
       keeper to pay under 9(2)(e)(i)
       Schedule 4 paragraph 9(2) does not say the notice should include
       certain things. It says: “The notice must — (a)… (b)… (c)… (d)…
       (e)… (f)… (g)… (h)… (i)…”. “Must” is compulsory. PoFA 9(2) is a
       statutory gateway to keeper liability: either every required
       element is present or the gateway never opens. There is no such
       thing as “partial” or even “substantial compliance” with 9(2).
       Like pregnancy, it is binary: a notice is either PoFA-compliant
       or it is not. If one required limb is missing, the operator
       cannot use PoFA to pursue the keeper. End of.
       Here the missing limb is 9(2)(e)(i). That sub-paragraph requires
       the NtK to invite the keeper to pay the unpaid parking charges.
       The law is explicit that the invitation must be directed to “the
       keeper”. It is not enough to tell “the driver” to pay; it must
       invite “the keeper” to pay if the creditor wants keeper
       liability.
       What this NtK actually does is talk only to “the driver” when
       demanding payment, and nowhere invites “the keeper” to pay. The
       demand section of the NtK is framed in driver terms (e.g.
       language such as “the driver is required to pay within 28 days”
       / “payment is due from the driver”), and there is no sentence
       that invites “the keeper” to pay the unpaid parking charges. The
       word “keeper” (if used at all) appears only in neutral
       data/disclosure paragraphs or generic definitions, not in any
       invitation to pay. That omission is precisely what 9(2)(e)(i)
       forbids.
       For the avoidance of doubt, 9(2)(e) contains two limbs: (i) an
       invitation to the keeper to pay, and (ii) an invitation to
       either identify and serve the driver and to pass the notice to
       the driver. Even setting aside 9(2)(e)(ii), the absence of the
       9(2)(e)(i) keeper-payment invitation alone is fatal to PoFA
       compliance. The statute makes keeper liability contingent on
       strict satisfaction of every “must” in 9(2). Where a notice
       invites only “the driver” to pay, it fails 9(2)(e)(i), so it is
       not a PoFA notice. The operator therefore cannot transfer
       liability from an unidentified driver to the registered keeper.
       Only the driver could ever be liable; the driver is not
       identified. The keeper is not liable in law.[/quote]
       #Post#: 96842--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: Billy Butcher Date: November 4, 2025, 2:01 pm
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       Wow… you are these guys worst nightmare lol
       #Post#: 97528--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: Billy Butcher Date: November 10, 2025, 5:17 am
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       So, I got a response back and ParkMaven’s response to my appeal
       to POPLA was this.. ( I apologise for the long message )
       We submit this statement in response to the appeal lodged by
       *** concerning the Parking Charge Notice *** issued at 17˘ral
       Walthamstow on [Insert Date].
       After reviewing the details of this case, we confirm that the
       Parking Charge was issued correctly due to the motorist’s
       failure to pay for their parking session as required under the
       clearly stated terms and conditions of the car park.
       The signage at 17˘ral Walthamstow is prominently displayed and
       clearly communicates the terms and conditions for using the car
       park, including the requirement to pay for parking. These signs
       are positioned at the car park entrance and at multiple
       locations throughout the site to ensure visibility for all
       motorists. The signage includes information on available payment
       methods—such as kiosks, app, and phone—and specifies that
       failure to comply with the terms will result in a Parking Charge
       Notice. To ensure clarity, the signs are designed with large
       fonts and contrasting colours to maximise readability.
       Photographs of the signage are attached as evidence,
       demonstrating their visibility, content, and placement.
       Our records show no evidence of payment being made for the
       vehicle registration number *** on the date in question. The
       vehicle entered the car park at 14:01:55 and exited at 15:56:11,
       as confirmed by our ANPR system or observation logs, for a total
       stay of 1 hour and 54 minutes—within the chargeable period.
       Despite the payment facilities being clearly indicated and fully
       operational, the motorist did not make the required payment,
       constituting a breach of the displayed terms and conditions.
       The Notice to Keeper (NTK) was issued in full compliance with
       the Protection of Freedoms Act (POFA) 2012 and the British
       Parking Association (BPA) Code of Practice. The NTK clearly sets
       out the reason for the charge and includes instructions for
       payment and the appeals process, ensuring complete transparency.
       The parking charge is a reasonable and proportionate measure
       designed to ensure compliance with the car park’s terms of use.
       Despite the motorist’s claims, no evidence has been presented to
       show that payment was made or that any mitigating circumstances
       prevented compliance with the terms and conditions.
       In conclusion, the motorist failed to meet their obligation to
       pay for their parking session, despite clear and sufficient
       signage throughout the car park detailing the terms of use and
       payment requirements. As such, the Parking Charge was issued
       correctly. We respectfully request that POPLA dismiss the appeal
       and uphold the Parking Charge, as the evidence provided supports
       our position.
       Enclosed with this statement are the Enforcement Agreement, the
       Signage Plan, photographs of the signage, ANPR entry and exit
       records, payment system logs, the motorist’s appeal, our appeal
       decision, and a copy of the NTK for your review.
       I now have 7 days to give a reply to that rubbish
       #Post#: 97543--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: b789 Date: November 10, 2025, 6:26 am
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       What was the content of your POPLA appeal? You never showed it
       to us before submitting it.
       #Post#: 97558--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: Billy Butcher Date: November 10, 2025, 8:05 am
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       I sent the argue point you sent to me earlier
       #Post#: 97563--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Who TF is ParkMaven
       By: DWMB2 Date: November 10, 2025, 8:44 am
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       [quote author=b789 link=topic=8189.msg96618#msg96618
       date=1762180423]
       On top of that, you put them to strict proof that all their
       signs are compliant with the BPA CoP and also, you put them to
       strict proof that they hold a valid contract flowinging from the
       landowner to operate and issue PCNs in their own name at the
       location.
       [/quote]
       Did you include these two arguments too, or just the one example
       point that b789 provided?
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