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       Re: National Parking Management Ltd (NPM) - No Permit - Jasmine
       Way (Private Land), Rugby
   DIR By: iiAdaaamV1
       Date: January 4, 2026, 3:20 am
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       --- Quote from: InterCity125 link ---
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       > You are probably in a much stronger position than you realise.
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       > The change of parking rules (with the need for 4 months of
       temporary signs) is a very strong defence and you should
       definitely appeal on that basis.
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       > You are quite entitled to ask the parking operator to state
       and demonstrate that their signage was compliant during the
       initial 4 month period - given the dates provided I looks to me
       that it was highly unlikely that the correct signage was present
       - the dates are just too tight.
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       > Remember, that during the appeals processes it is for the
       operator to show compliance rather than for you to disprove it.
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       Appeal at court (if it gets there) or through IAS? I already
       appealed with them directly which was rejected, of course. I
       still haven’t had the second NtK through yet.
       #Post#: 104597--------------------------------------------------
       Re: National Parking Management Ltd (NPM) - No Permit - Jasmine
       Way (Private Land), Rugby
   DIR By: InterCity125
       Date: January 5, 2026, 5:11 am
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       Do not worry about the second PCN until it arrives - based on
       what you have suggested, it is likely to be out of time for
       keeper liability as they are only likely to have returned to
       work today.
       I would suggest appealing to IAS as it costs you nothing and you
       can use it as an evidence gathering exercise at the same time.
       Make sure your appeal includes the strict requirement that the
       parking operator provides evidence of the date that they started
       operations AND that the signage in place from the start also
       included the extra signage required under the code of conduct
       when parking restrictions either change or come into force.
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