CEL ANPR PCN - overstay of 3hrs - leisure centre - appeal refused - now dcbl letters

[determindator]

Is there a time limit a debt collection agency, used by the parking company,

 

can send demand letters to pay after the original date when parked please.

 

At the moment the time after the parking date is 6 months.

 

[dx100uk]

other than the statute of limitations no.

 

please complete this:

 

 

 

[Homer67]

DO NOT engage with the DCA on this at all, they are powerless and can do nothing.

 

Complete the info DX asked for and do nothing until advised!

[determindator]

Thank you both

[honeybee13]

It would be good to let us have the info dx requested just in case. And keep any correspondence, you never know.

 

HB

[dx100uk]

Yes please don't play secret squirrel thinking you already get how to deal 

 

Dx 

[lookinforinfo]

When parking tickets were first brought in they had a lifetime of only 6 months.

 

These days most of them are 6 years though there is one at least out there that still has a six month life.

 

As  we have no details from you we cannot advise which category your PCN falls in

[brassnecked]

Please provide details of the ticket  which will allow the team to see where this is and who the PPC using DCBL are

 

 

[determindator]

Appeal sent to Civil Enforcement the ANPR parking company.

 

Was rejected.

 

There was no offer of opportunity to pay for the extra half hour.

 

Friend parking in a leisure centre went over the three hour free parking and was inside the venue all the time.

 

Was not aware of three hour restriction on free parking as was always free to venue users in the past, no restriction if using the facilities. 

[dx100uk]

there we go. see...

who said APPEAL??

 

dx

 

[honeybee13]

Please give us the information asked for in the forum sticky that dx and BN have linked to. It will help us to advise you. 

 

HB

[determindator]

7 minutes ago, dx100uk said:

there we go. see...

who said APPEAL??

 

dx

 

The initial appeal was sent to Civil E back in Feb when the notice first received. Not to DCBL.

 

I'm helping a friend as where the situation is now.

 

 

 

Edited August 18, 2022 by determindator

[dx100uk]

Please complete our Q+A determindator and scan up all the letters and appeal and reply to one mass pdf .

 

The appeal would have identified the driver so protection under pofa2012 now gone 

 

Dx

 

 

[determindator]

Thanks DX that's prompted me to have a read of this after looking up POFA2012

 

 

https://www.britishparking.co.uk/write/Documents/AOS/AOS_CoP_June_2013_update.pdf

[brassnecked]

Your appeal has removed any keeper protection from POFA.  But there are other ways to go

[lookinforinfo]

I am guessing that your reluctance to show the date, time and PCN is perhaps because the info. has already been thrown away.If so then you can send an SAR to CEL and they have to send all the details they have on  the motorist to help build a case for them although it would be better were the keeper to  come on here. The reason being that should it go to Court the keeper will be more able to understand their situation then , as CEL and their solicitors will try to deflect the Law to suit themselves to the detriment of the keeper.

 

 

{I expect you know that the SAR can be found in the Library under Data protection].

 

 

 

[determindator]

I’ll find out what paperwork has been kept.

Thinking of how these companies carry on, would you receive notification of any court proceedings whereby you’d receive paperwork to defend or is there a clandestine way private parking notices are dealt with. I hope that’s not the case.

[dx100uk]

as long as they have not moved they cant file a backdoor claim

and they must send a letter of claim 1st!

 

dx