Received this letter dont know what the next step?
What the reason I should put in the BOX D?
When I receive the letters from the company to pay for penalty I sent a letter with an explanation that only landlord can charge me for parking(mane was not included)
Full Version: PCN sent from Solicitor Ignore?
It's a genuine letter before claim - a claim will follow.
Hard to comment without knowing the circumstances.
Sounds like residential parking - what does your lease say about parking?
Hard to comment without knowing the circumstances.
Sounds like residential parking - what does your lease say about parking?
I do not have the permit to park there
What does your lease say about parking?
So what do the signs say? Permit holders only? Photo would help
At this location, everywhere is this sign. But my creditor is PPS...
OK so if you are not authorised then you do not ahve a contract to park and therefore there can be no breach of that contact.
Now find the lease and what it says about parking.
Now find the lease and what it says about parking.
You've left the reference number on the letter
Some obvious points for Box D:
Private Parking Solutions does not have a contract to manage parking at the location
Private Parking Solutions does not display any signs at the location
Your lease grants an absolute right to park that does not require you to display a permit
Any contract that PPS may have is unlawful and amounts to derogation from grant
Private Parking Solutions has not paid a debt collector £60 for each Parking Notice
Private Parking Solutions has not met the requirements of the Protection of Freedoms Act to recover payment from the registered keeper
Also fill in Box I:
You want:
Copies of the Parking Notices and all subsequent correspondence
Evidence of its contract with the landowner or its agent including its capacity to take legal action in accordance with its Code of Practice
Evidence that its contract was approved by at least
Photographs of the signs and a map of their location
Is the demand founded on a contractual charge, a breach of contract or trespass ?
The date or dates when the company applied to the DVLA for details of the registered keeper
An explanation why it issued the Parking Notices when signs for a different company are displayed
Evidence that the debt collector charges were invoiced and paid
Some obvious points for Box D:
Private Parking Solutions does not have a contract to manage parking at the location
Private Parking Solutions does not display any signs at the location
Your lease grants an absolute right to park that does not require you to display a permit
Any contract that PPS may have is unlawful and amounts to derogation from grant
Private Parking Solutions has not paid a debt collector £60 for each Parking Notice
Private Parking Solutions has not met the requirements of the Protection of Freedoms Act to recover payment from the registered keeper
Also fill in Box I:
You want:
Copies of the Parking Notices and all subsequent correspondence
Evidence of its contract with the landowner or its agent including its capacity to take legal action in accordance with its Code of Practice
Evidence that its contract was approved by at least
Photographs of the signs and a map of their location
Is the demand founded on a contractual charge, a breach of contract or trespass ?
The date or dates when the company applied to the DVLA for details of the registered keeper
An explanation why it issued the Parking Notices when signs for a different company are displayed
Evidence that the debt collector charges were invoiced and paid
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QUOTE (Redivi @ Thu, 2 May 2019 - 22:44) 
You've left the reference number on the letter
Some obvious points for Box D:
Private Parking Solutions does not have a contract to manage parking at the location
Private Parking Solutions does not display any signs at the location
Your lease grants an absolute right to park that does not require you to display a permit
Any contract that PPS may have is unlawful and amounts to derogation from grant
Private Parking Solutions has not paid a debt collector £60 for each Parking Notice
Private Parking Solutions has not met the requirements of the Protection of Freedoms Act to recover payment from the registered keeper
Also fill in Box I:
You want:
Copies of the Parking Notices and all subsequent correspondence
Evidence of its contract with the landowner or its agent including its capacity to take legal action in accordance with its Code of Practice
Evidence that its contract was approved by at least
Photographs of the signs and a map of their location
Is the demand founded on a contractual charge, a breach of contract or trespass ?
The date or dates when the company applied to the DVLA for details of the registered keeper
An explanation why it issued the Parking Notices when signs for a different company are displayed
Evidence that the debt collector charges were invoiced and paid
Some obvious points for Box D:
Private Parking Solutions does not have a contract to manage parking at the location
Private Parking Solutions does not display any signs at the location
Your lease grants an absolute right to park that does not require you to display a permit
Any contract that PPS may have is unlawful and amounts to derogation from grant
Private Parking Solutions has not paid a debt collector £60 for each Parking Notice
Private Parking Solutions has not met the requirements of the Protection of Freedoms Act to recover payment from the registered keeper
Also fill in Box I:
You want:
Copies of the Parking Notices and all subsequent correspondence
Evidence of its contract with the landowner or its agent including its capacity to take legal action in accordance with its Code of Practice
Evidence that its contract was approved by at least
Photographs of the signs and a map of their location
Is the demand founded on a contractual charge, a breach of contract or trespass ?
The date or dates when the company applied to the DVLA for details of the registered keeper
An explanation why it issued the Parking Notices when signs for a different company are displayed
Evidence that the debt collector charges were invoiced and paid
Thank You So Much!
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