Parksolve is CEL - if you have noticed there are many many court threads from them with outrageous demands.
Generally they do not bother with Protection of Freedoms Act for keeper liability contrary to what the PCN says. Personally, I think saying the PCN was issued under Schedule 4 PoFA is deliberately misleading - arguably the next stage is where keeper liability kicks in when they send the Notice To Keeper. The relevant part of the Act is about holding the keeper, presumed to be the registered keeper, liable for the driver's unpaid parking charge where they cannot or do not name the driver.
There are 2 choices right now - either wait for the NtK and see if they actually comply with the necessary conditions or appeal as the keeper before they access the DVLA.
They have to wait 28 days from the incident to access the DVLA and have to deliver within 56 to comply.
I think the preference here is to appeal around day 22/23 as the keeper and their greed will stop them accessing the DVLA as it costs £2.50. (Under the Act they HAVE to obtain the keeper details from the DVLA)
Alternatively, £35 isn't an outrageous amount if you aren't up for the fight (they are beatable one way or another).
QUOTE (razzar03 @ Fri, 10 Nov 2017 - 12:47)
I emailed the Hospital and there just said I should appeal to the parking company.
That is almost certainly guaranteed to fail. They aren't in the business of accepting appeals.