QUOTE (DancingDad @ Wed, 22 Oct 2014 - 00:11)
Change "I would like to request a copy of all the images that you have of my vehicle. I understand that the Data Protection Act entitles me to all of this information."
to
Should you reject, please include all photos and CEO notes that you may rely on in further enforcement so I can consider the worth or otherwise of further appeals.
Delete "If you are unable to provide any of the requested documents please provide a reason."
Apart from that, fine.
They have no explicit duty to supply photos or CEO notes but if they refuse it can go in your favour at adjudication as not to do so is unfair in common law.
Thank you DD.
Do you recommend I post it out to them or email it?
Dear Sir/Madam
Re: VRN: .......
I am challenging your parking charge notice dated 16.09.2014 on the grounds that this contravention did not occur.
This PCN was issued under contravention code 12R 'Parked in a residents' or shared use parking place or zone without clearly displaying a permit or voucher or pay and display ticket issued for that place, or without payment of the parking charge (Residents Bay)'
The PCN was issued at 13:49 to 13:55, however a valid permit was clearly displayed which was scratched for 13:40 (see attached image). For that reason, I believe this PCN is invalid.
Should you reject, please include all photos and CEO notes that you may rely on in further enforcement so I can consider the worth or otherwise of further appeals.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours Sincerely,
QUOTE (hcandersen @ Wed, 22 Oct 2014 - 08:18)
The permit conditions appear to be clear (numbers in brackets refer to the specific condition):
Valid only in the mini- zone stated (5);
If more than one permit is displayed, then they are 'rendered invalid'(11).
OP was not in the mini-zone stated on the permit and was displaying two permits at the time of the contravention. IMO, either would give rise to a legitimate reason to issue a PCN at the time given.
The conditions for these scratch-card permits are different from those for full resident permits, hence previous poster's situation.
I did not have 2 permits displayed at the same time.
The first one was displayed at 08:55 and then at 13:40 I removed it and placed another one.
QUOTE (manur @ Wed, 22 Oct 2014 - 01:27)
i live in tower hamlets and can confirm that no matter if you are in c1, c2, c3 or c4 it is classed as c zone and can park in any of the above zones for however long you want. i've got a c4 permit and i park in c2 all day without any issues.
Manur does this apply to visitors scratch card as well?
I have been told this applies to Resident permit holders.
I did call up TH to confirm this few weeks back as many people are saying different things.
When I spoke to the lady she said that I cannot use C3 in C1
Then I questioned her about being unable to view images online and then she went on about how it isn't a legal requirement