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3rd March 2007, 22:00
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| | Basic Account Customer | 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! hi can anyone help???
i got a ticket back in oct 06.
i parked my car slightly on the curb (2 wheels), which is the same height as the road. When i pulled my car into park there was a van parked in the exact way i did, and as in was dark i parked behind the van.
i was walking my dog for not more than a few minutes when i spotted someone around my car. I walked back and found a parking attendant issueing me a ticket. I asked 'WHY' and at first he ignored me, then he said i had 1 or more wheels parked...........blah, blah!!
i pointed out that his van (the one i had parked behind) was parked with 1 or more wheels...........blah!!! he replyed he worked for bromley council he could park wherever he wanted, i then asked him to take a pic of his van up on the curb, and he did. as all this was going on i put my dog in the car, and as i was doing so he threw the parking ticket at me through the open door and told me to contest it!!!
i must add that he was not wearing his hat, and i could not easily idetifiy him as being a parking atendant.
i wrote to bromley, the ticket was not cancelled, blah, blah, now i have got to either appeal by post or go before an ajudicator to appeal my case.
The photos the parking attendant took, do not show the ticket placed on my car.
when i wrote contesting the ticket i told them that the attendant through the ticket through my door and basically they replied 'the parking attendants notes from the time of issue, states the ticket was issued on my windscreen. The parking attendant noted all the relevant vehcile details, make colour and tax disc serial no. The latter can only be obtained from the windscrren of the vehcile, prior to afixing the parking ticket.
the photos they sent dont show the ticket in my windscreen!!!
Can anyone help me please!!  (sorry for spelling mistakes  )
not sure how to scan documents, and put onto forum. (have got a scanner) i am really crap with computers, and parking ticket!!  |
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3rd March 2007, 22:50
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! PCN's issued by Bromley do not have a date of issue, they therefore do not conform to the Mandatory requirements of the RTA 1991 (As Amended).
Does your PCN look like this one: http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1.../Ticket1-1.jpg |
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3rd March 2007, 23:11
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by dw190 |
If reading it all is to much concentrate on paragraphs 35 36 37 |
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3rd March 2007, 23:56
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by liatoby thanks, but not sure what to do next | Quote:
To The Adjudicator
Dear Sir/Madam
I wish to submit the following in support of my appeal.
1. The Penalty Charge Notice issued by The London Borough of Bromley in this matter does not contain a Date of Issue/Notice. It therefore fails to conform to the Mandatory reuirements of the RTA 1991 As Amended and is Unenforcable.
I enclose a copy of the findings of Mr Justice Jackson in the Judicial Review of: London Borough of Barnet v The Adjudicator.
Yours faithfully,
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Are you at the stage of going to adjudication and required to submit your evidence or making representations to the Notice to Owner. |
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4th March 2007, 00:15
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by liatoby i am at the stage of going to adjudication | In that case the above letter to the Adjudicator with a copy of the Judicial Review should be sent to reach them at least seven days before the hearing.
Just double check the PCN to make sure I'm correct that it does not have a "Date of Issue/Notice"
The part where it says was seen at 00.00 on ??/??/?? is the time and date of the contravention.
You will see from the judgement that it must have 2 dates even if they are both the same. |
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11th March 2007, 15:20
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! I used to work for a Borough Council in Yorkshire as a Parking Administrator, I basically dealt with all parking ticket appeals. What you must always remember is, the Council will always take the side of the Attendant unless of course you have bonified proof to the contrary. You have to analyse the issue of the ticket and as you were parked with one wheel on the curb the chances, in my opinion of getting off the fine are zilch I am really sorry to say, and they won't care a jot about whether the Warden had his hat on or not. The way I was trained was that unless proof was provided which was legitimate enough to allow us to waive the charge we had to pursue it. I literally handled every excuse under the sun and we had extremely strict guidelines of when we can make allowances. It does seem so unfair sometimes and let's face it, who genuinely goes out to get a ticket, every case is usually innocent but the Council's can't be seen to be setting a precident, not to mention Council's need the millions of pounds worth of easy revenue from tickets issued. My only advice, especially not knowing how that office works is to keep hassling them, write over and over again and write to the highest person you can, demand the use the photographic evidence from the Attendant. The Adjudicator is human and may well get fed up with you hassling him/her. Anything's worth a try, also remember that 9 out of 10 letters are standard letters, for our small town council we had 47 standard letter's just for the basic parking fines. Anyway good luck. |
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11th March 2007, 20:04
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: 12 days to write appeal to adjudicator, help please!!!! Quote:
Originally Posted by liatoby 1- the kerb and the road are the same height
2- it was pitch black
3- the ticket was thrown though my open door, the pics that the parking attendant took dont show the ticket on my windscreen
thanks | - No defence
- No defence
- The ticket must be affixed to the vehicle or handed to the driver. Throwing it into the car as the vehicle is being driven off is not valid service. Challenge the council to prove that it was validly served.
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