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2nd August 2006, 20:25
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| | Classic Account Customer | Getting my parking fines back - its war. Ok, so here goes. I have paid too many fines on behalf of my two sons , my wife and now last week, myself in parking tickets. Mostly by overstaying in council car parks but mine really got me mad, when the warden gave me a ticket but allowed the adjacent vehicle off because it was dealing with a drain across the road. I reckon I have paid around £300 over the past six years. When I mentioned this site to my son, he gave me his latest ticket for unloading his car during the hours of an unloading ban.
I have asked that these two tickets be cancelled, quoting the Bill of Rights that I saw mentioned elsewhere on this site. I kind of think I will get a letter in a few days offering to cancel.
Eitherway, I will re invest some winnings from the unfair bank charges debacle, and get litigant for a refund of all my tickets first. Then after they set the precedent I will hit them with the family members making their claims all at once.
My latest ticket states they are a 'Penalty Charge Notice', they dont say 'date of issue' they do say 'issue date' so I doubt that makes them wrong.
My plan: to send a Data Protection Act Request to the local council going back 6 years for every vehicle we have had in the past 6 years. (I assume they log offenders my registration number and name/address) asking for detals of all penalty charges issued. Then to request a refund of the fines plus interest. Then to issue a summons. I dont think I will plan for the hearing unless it becomes necessary. I will hope the council will cave in as sweetly as the banks.
So, can anybody help me word a clever argument, provide templates and I will kick it all off.
You know, I have had such fun with the banks, when that is all over I wont know what to do for a while. Surfing this site is more fun than watching Eastenders. So please provide the ammo and I will keep you posted.
Regards
H
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2nd August 2006, 20:47
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Getting my parking fines back - its war. This forum is full of really helpfull people and you may find an answer in the posts here. But have a look at FightBack Forums (Powered by Invision Power Board)
any knowledge gained will be welcome back here. If we all share what we know we cant lose
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3rd August 2006, 23:04
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Getting my parking fines back - its war. Barnet Council lost a ruling today. It appears that all Penalty Charge Notices (PCN) must have both a date of issue AND a date of contravention. Mine just have a date of issue. So, for Taunton Deane Borough Council......Its WAR.
Actually, I am unsure about the two dates issue, they might need to show date of issue and date from which the 28 days start within which payment must be made. Either way mine just have one date.
Last edited by haydn; 5th August 2006 at 09:30.
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