Lamma The Graham White that is listed as a registered solicitors, (I checked the address on the letter against the address in the solicitors db) The postcode listed is the same of for the postcode on the letter. So should I complain? The Michael Sobell thing I did not search for, but should I be complaining to Hackney that he is moonlighting? As I am not sure what I should be complaining about here apart from the fact that he is listed as the solicitor for Graham White? I Really appreciate your efforts!!!

I am not sure I understand, The Graham White that I searched for - Is listed in the link in my previous post. Would I still complain ? Hackney Borough, Who would I complain to there? - Slightly lost at this point

Lamma - You and the rest of the posters here have been very very helpful. Thank you all I was unable to post a link to the page where I found the Graham White Solicitors, The postcode they are using is also the same as the Graham Whilte listed here: The Law Society - Find a solicitor Does this mean I should definitely ignore it then, even if the solicitors are now registered? Thank You

All Just recieved this from Grahm White Solicitors - Also I checked the SRA Website and they are listed. So I guess now I need advice as to what step to take next: The letter reads: ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx Re: NCP SERVICES LIMITED Total Amount Due: £85.00 Account Number: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx NOTICE OF INTENDED LEGAL ACTION You were written to by NCP SERVICES LIMITED and their agent Roxburghe requesting the settlement of a Parking Contravention Charge Notice. Due to the absence of payment, or a valid appeal, our client has instructed us to proceed to legal action to recover the amount due. Therefor, it is a legal requirement to send a notice of INTENDED LITIGATION before legal proceedings are issued in the County Court. This letter fulfils this requirement. Take note; Claim Issue Fee: 30.00 Solicitors Cots for Issuing Claim: 50.00 Judging Costs: 25.00 Warrant Issue fee: 35.00 Solicitors Costs for Issuing Warrant: 2.25 Total Additional Costs 142.25 Any Judgement registered against you could seriously affect your chances of obtaining credit in the future, as this information can be made available to any interested parties via the Register of Judgements, Orders & Fines, and remains there for 6 years. In the event of a Judgement Order not being adhered to, we may instruct Bailiffs to attend your address who are authorised to seize goods for sale at public auction in the amount claimed plus all Staturoty Interest. Please contact us with your proposal for settlement within 7 days to avoid possibility of this action Your Sincerely Michael Sobell Solicitor

All Just recieved the following letter - Should I now respond with the template letter - Which one should I use now? You were recently sent a Notice to Registered Keeper to which we have not received payment or satisfactory grounds for appeal Please note that in the absence of payment or any valid appeal, we will puruse this matter to a conclusion In a further effort to resolve the outstanding Penalty Contravention Charge Notice (PCCN) that was issued against your vehicle, please find listed below the relevant details: Vehicle: xx xx xxx Registration No xxxxxxxxx Offence Date: xxxxxxxxx Location: xxxxxxxxxxxx Excess Parking Charge No. xxxxxxxxxxxx It is in your own best interests to get in touch with us so we can resolve this debt without recourse to further action. If we do not hear from you within 7 days we will pass the matter to our solicitors, Graham XXXX, who will review your case for potential legal action Your Sincerely, XXXXXX Debt Recovery Manager Roxburghe (UK) Limited ============================================= The help this site has provided is invaluable without you guys/gals so far I would have paid this without knowing there is a way to deal with these so called companies Thank you

Thanks all, I will check the sign tonight and let you know. Many thanks Checked a fellow commuters PCCN and they do not quote Railway By-Laws on the PCCN's

lamma Thanks very much for the advise, so basically ignore it? Again thanks - A bit nervous and double checking as the letters can be intimidating

Hi All I have been sent two letters for two seperate PCCN events, The letters are below: Dear xxxxxx Re: Unpaid Parking Charge PCN Number: LL02279*** Total Amount Due: £85.00 Vehicle Registration No. xx 52 XXX Location: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Issue Date & Time: 18-01-08 at (blank) A Parking Contravention Charge Notice (PCCN) was attached to the above mentioned vehicle and the driver should have paid; however, we have not yet received payment. I have been advised by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, that you were the registered keeper of the vehicle at the relevant date and time. If you were the driver, you must pay the total amount due as stated above within 7 days from teh date of the letter. In line with the Terms and Condistions of parking at the above site, you have incurred late payment chages which are included in the Total Amount now Due. Please send payment to the the address above and cheques shoudl be made payable to NCP Parking Services. If you were not the driver at the time, please tell us who was driving by completing the details below. Yours Sincerely, Ellen Morris Administration Supervisor NCP Parking Services ====================================================== IMPORTANT NOTICE TO REGISTERED KEEPER Under the Terms and Conditions associated with this excess parking charge it is important to note that every person who enters into a contract with the company for the parking of a vehicle at the Car Park, whether by purchasing a ticket or otherwise, does so on behalf of himself and all other persons having any proprietary possessory or other financial material interest in the vehicle and its contents. please note that as a result of this, it is our intention to pursue the registered keeper/owner of the vehicle in the absence of driver details ======================================================= Please advise as to what course of action I should take as I guess as previous posts have stated that Railway car parks are covered by By-Laws. p.s Many thanks