Yeah they forced it on the residents and yeah we never signed up to anything. However they had issued the permits by then but we had not recieved them as we were away at the time they arrived.

I just thought I would post a quick question. I have been reading a lot of the posts on here and am pretty much of the opinion that I am going to ignore the notice issued to me but just wanted to run it by someone to see if I am right in doing this. I recieved a notice when I was parked outside my boyfriends flat in a private resiential area. The management company have recently bought in the use of permits for parking here but we had not recieved them when the notice was issued as we were both away on holiday. The parking ticket said that the charge would be a completely different amount to the one that was then typed on the enforcement notice recieved in the post. The address of the offense is also wrong on the enforcement notice. It seems to me that the company simply have no legs to stand on here - as they can not prove I was the driver of the car - even though there is a picture of the back of my car - they also can not prove that the car was in the stated location on the notice - which it clearly wasn't anyway. Am I right just to ignore this notice? My Boyfriend receieved one also - his also has the wrong address on it for where the offense was supposedly committed. We both live in this property although I have only just moved in and so it just seems ridiculous. I am a worrier - should I be worried or should I just ignore??? Would an appeal letter be a good idea or not? Thanks for any advice annoyedsomewhat:???: