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#Post#: 17877--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: taffer87
Date: March 20, 2024, 5:03 pm
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Just say
“I rely on my formal representations and will expand after
review if the council evidence pack”
then plz come back here when the council evidence pack is
available and post redacted copy of that here
#Post#: 17879--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: pepipooper
Date: March 20, 2024, 5:07 pm
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--- Quote from: taffer87 link ---
>
> Just say
>
> “I rely on my formal representations and will expand after
review if the council evidence pack”
>
> then plz come back here when the council evidence pack is
available and post redacted copy of that here
>
--- End Quote ---
Is the council evidence pack different to the evidence (just
photos) they already have on their own portal online?
#Post#: 17910--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: taffer87
Date: March 21, 2024, 4:48 am
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Yes they will send various documents to the Tribunal - they can
easily mess up in this and miss some of the required docs for
eg.
They may also decide not to send an evidence pack and not
contest the appeal at all
People here will give you more guidance if they know the council
is contesting and has submitted an evidence pack as without that
there is a fair chance there is no need for any advice at all
(and if the council doesn't submit the evidence pack, you win
the appeal).
#Post#: 17919--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: Neil B
Date: March 21, 2024, 6:16 am
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You need to register your appeal with the Tribunal TODAY.
#Post#: 17920--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: pepipooper
Date: March 21, 2024, 6:20 am
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--- Quote from: Neil B link ---
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> You need to register your appeal with the Tribunal TODAY.
>
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Yep thanks, I did it late last night. Now I just wait for them
to provide evidence?
#Post#: 17971--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: Grant Urismo
Date: March 21, 2024, 12:28 pm
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Yes. It's also quite possibly they will fold at this stage,
producing a formal evidence pack is a fair bit of work, and has
to be done by someone who knows the law, as opposed to rejecting
appeals which can (as your case amply proves) be done in a
slapdash but official-sounding manner by someone with no real
comprehension of anything. I wouldn't be surprised if whoever
does the evidence packs takes a look at your argument, realises
they are on a loser here and decides to spend their time on a
more winnable case.
#Post#: 17978--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: Hippocrates
Date: March 21, 2024, 1:16 pm
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Keep us posted. You never know, one of us may offer to
represent you on the day. ;)
#Post#: 18241--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: pepipooper
Date: March 25, 2024, 6:51 am
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Thanks everyone for the help so far. There's been some
developments and I received a Charge Certificate...
I registered my appeal with the tribunal on 20/03/24
I got an email with date of hearing on 22/03 (at 1am) which also
says the council has been informed
Today (25/03) I received a charge certificate increasing the
penalty charge, dated 22/03 and claiming that they haven't been
informed of any appeal even though the email from the tribunal
clearly says they have.
I'm planning to email the tribunal to request a telephone
hearing as I don't want to attend in person. What do I do about
the charge certificate? Seems like the council has jumped the
gun and issued this incorrectly?
I can share images of the email/charge certificate if needed but
they both seem like standard things people here will have seen
before.
#Post#: 18686--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: March 31, 2024, 2:30 pm
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I wouldn't do anything with the charge certificate for now, I'd
want to see the case audit history which we'll only get with the
evidence pack. I might be able to represent you, I'll drop you a
PM about that.
#Post#: 18877--------------------------------------------------
Re: Hillingdon PCN Code 62 parked on footpath, but road signs
allow parking
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: April 2, 2024, 5:46 pm
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[member=873]pepipooper[/member] to clarify, unless and until the
council serves an evidence pack you don't really need to do
anything, as there is no evidence of any contravention.
We do recommend checking the tribunal portal for the council
evidence pack every few days, in the last week before the
hearing check every day.
As an appellant you get up to two reschedules of up to 28 days
each no questions asked, so if the council evidence appears less
than two weeks before the hearing I'd suggest you call up the
tribunal call centre and postpone the hearing by 3 / 4 weeks, so
that we can help you prepare for the hearing without being in a
massive rush.
If by the time of the hearing there is still no evidence from
the council, you will win by default and that's the end of that.
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