QUOTE (hcandersen @ Thu, 28 Nov 2019 - 08:41)
This is not legitimate expectation on the part of the driver. How could it be, we have NO evidence that they've even parked here before. And LE of what, that the London-wide prohibition has been disapplied here or that it applies but is not enforced. And the driver's accumulated evidence in support of this belief is????
LE could only apply when a motorist parks and not, as here, when they return.
So OP, before the driver embarks on a course of reps which WOULD, barring some procedural meltdown by the authority or the owner bailing out with the discount later, end at adjudication, let's be realistic and provide more info.
Who is the registered keeper of the vehicle and are their DVLA details correct?
This is a legitimate case, the registered keeper is the one driving the car, going to the market on Sunday, then noticed a ticket, no one else, matter in fact I go there occasionally and park, never got a ticket.
So what would be the ground for appeal, if there is one.
Judging by the old banger he has, £65 can cause a dent into his weekly expenses.