It's Evri isn't it?

If the Bailiff does turn up at your doorstep do not open the door to them, they have no power of forced entry for CTAX debts as DX said - if you open the door they will step in and you will not be able to get them out, just ignore them  and they will leave.

Their invoice is out of time to create keeper liability.

It's NOT a fine. It's DCBL acting as Debt Collectors for a private parking company invoice

Ignore DCBL, they are powerless debt collectors on this.

Do you have any letters from the parking company telling you which of their made up rules they invoiced you for?

Remember if Bailiffs come knocking they have no right of forced entry so don't open the door, don't engage with them, simply ignore them and they have to leave. If you have a car park it on private land that doesn't belong to you or well away from your home.

So the only issue is you overstaying for 10 mins well that's not going to go well for them should they try it on in court as it's your entry and exit time not your parked time and the BPA's own rules state 10 minutes as a minimum grace period to get out of the car park.

Ignore but keep everything, never appeal, wait for a letter before claim and (if you get one) blow them out of the water with a suitable snotty letter.

It's not possible to take 'unauthorized leave'  - Leave is granted by a manager and recorded by HR and deducted from your annual leave allowance.

If their claim is based on that then that won't float in court.

If they're claiming she was AWOL that's different.

Bay markings are not enforceable anyway, merely tarmac graffiti, one of my cars is too big for 90% of the bays marked in UK car parks, what do they expect me to do, cut the trunk off?

CRS has no power or authority to make that claim, ignore them.

I think only the original claimant can do that

19 hours ago, K11 said:

It's just that it's not my mail so legally I can't destroy it.

Urban myth, you can do what you like with them.

Is it from the local authority or a private company?

Have you removed the previous house member from the Council Tax?

If not do so and get a copy of the new statement and keep it by the front door.

If anyone knocks, say nothing other than 'they don't live here' and give them a copy of the Council Tax bill showing the only adult members of the household - preferably do this through an open window so you don't have the grief of them trying to engage you at the door.

I know this site as it's local to me, it has a reputation amongst locals as a scam site (also cheap fuel in the area).

Other than contacting the site owners to say call off your dogs, do nothing, do not contact ECP, they will ignore anything you say and will say you have appealed and revealed you were the driver.

Keep all of their tripe and wait for a letter before action, then send a snotty letter telling them you'll happily see them in court but they better bring a fat wallet to pay their costs and yours.

NTK is out of time to transfer liability to the RK - it ends there as long as the vehicle is registered in her name and the NTK didn't go somewhere else first?

1 hour ago, Billy Williams said:

In my case I owe £170

Why do you think you 'owe' them anything?

Out of time to pass liability to the Registered Keeper - game over for them.

Let them send all their rubbish, keep it, if they are stupid enough to issue a Letter Before Claim come back here for a snotty letter response.

Wouldn't last 5 minutes in court as there's no keeper liability and you have not and never will, reveal who the driver was or where they went to eat.

Ignore everything going forward (but save it) except a Letter Before Action - then it's snotty letter time.

If he doesn't need your permission why ask for it?

He's a shyster,  send him written denial of permission and copy in your former employer's legal department or HR - they should throw a pink fit at the lawyer trying to get this information illegally.

Doesn't sound right, upload the PCN but redact it as usual please

How did she admit it?

The NTK is out of time to transfer liability form the driver to the registered keeper - it ends there.

Do nothing, send nothing, speak to no one, wait for them to send you a letter before action and then come back here for a snotty letter.

If this went to court it would take seconds to bat it out as the NTK is out of time therefore NO KEEPER LIABILITY!

Oh and it's not a FINE or PENALTY CHARGE!!! Stop referring to it as one as you are convincing yourself it has credence.

They can't randomly change allowed parking time according to the time of day in that car park anyway!

Check on planning permission as parking time would be declared on that and it cannot change.

You can record anywhere in public including on public transport.

Be prepared for some people to 'strongly' object to it and if I were thinking of doing that I'd be avoiding filming people as much as possible, especially children and women.

That's why you don't get involved in pointless email tennis.

Their NTK is non POFA compliant so they can't transfer to the Owner they can only pursue the driver and you are not liable to reveal who that was, so wait to see if you get a Letter Before Claim then come back here for advice on a snotty letter.