Signs are clear and visible. Yet my plea to them was to not deal in fact yet have consideration. Obviously I was soo wrong!! I know who the landowner is the. At park serves several companies yet I will call them tomorrow. Can they cancel the PCN?

Thanks for your reply. So the fact that I have contacted them means I won't have a chance of not paying this? I did think how they can advise that my centres it would be effected if taken to court as I haven't entered into a credit agreement. Pay or ignore? Still undecided. I suppose worst case they take me to court surely the court will say this is unjust and simply a waste of mine and their time due to having a permit.

Awesome thank you so much for your help.

Thanks for your reply, Sorry about leaving the reference on. So how can I check if they have taken anyone to court? I did ask them this and they said they had 3 cases currently going to court. Should I pay or see if they take me to court? If they do what are my chances in winning. I do have a valid permit yet they state as it wasn't visible any other circumstances are irrelevant. It's stressing me out thinking shall I pay it to just stop all the hassle etc. Yet I suppose that's probs why they do it. Just seems like they are bullying me into paying and have no real concern for any other circumstances.

Attached letter showing threat for debt collection and then court. Any help really appreciated.

Hi thanks for your quick reply, I have taken a photo of the letter yet can't seem to upload it to the thread. I only have my phone

Hi all, Well where to start! I was issued a parking. Charge notice by NPS on 27th December. I parked in a car park my work has use of with a valid permit. On the 27th I displayed my permit yet this must have fallen of the dashboard as after I left work I noticed the notice fixed to my window. I didn't appeal within the timescale set for a few reasons yet mainly as I assumed that they where Cowboys. Despite trying to appeal to their good nature in saying that I HAVE a valid permit yet it simply fell off, they are sticking to fact that no permit equals a fine and that I have broken the "contractual law" of the car park. They also state that they do not have to charge a justifiable figure nor does it have to simply cover losses. I now have 7 days before they will refer this to debt recovery ( I know they can not chase me for money) yet I am concerned this may go to court and if I lose be left with a considerably higher cost simply f or not having my permit displayed correctly. Would totally agree to an pay if I was parking without no permit at all. I really need some support and guidance with how to now progress. NPS will not issue a rejection letter as I haven't appealed in 28days. I have been told my charge is NON POFA. Does this make for a better case? Please help