I am the private registered keeper. My brother n law wrote this from his own template. I am not part of his company. I overstayed in this car park by 20mins as a show ran over. The rest of the car park was empty. They stated in their pcn they did not know who the keeper was.

Im not sure where to go from here. Do I write to DVLA and ask them who has asked for the info? How do I respond further? They have said they dont now who the registered keeper is.

For PCN's received through the post [ANPR camera capture] please answer the following questions. 1 Date of the infringement 21st Feb 2019 2 Date on the NTK [this must have been received within 14 days from the 'offence' date] 8th March 2019 3 Date received 10th March2019 4 Does the NTK mention schedule 4 of The Protections of Freedoms Act 2012? [Y/N?] No 5 Is there any photographic evidence of the event? Yes, ANPR photographs 6 Have you appealed? [Y/N?] post up your appeal] Yes Have you had a response? [Y/N?] Yes 7 Who is the parking company? NCP 8. Where exactly Church Street, Kings Lynn I have written an appeal and they have responded with "We have received an appeal in relation to the above notice, due to GDPR rules we are unable to deal with this appeal, as DVLA has provided details that indicates you are the registered keep of this vehicle and as such any correspondence relating to this vehicle will only be acknowledged if this is received from yourself. We have placed this notice on hold for 14d to avoid escalation" PCN appeal.docx

We didnt cancel, we telephoned to pay the remainder

Its a crossbreed, no different from any other crossbreed. Cockapoo, springador, labradoodle, are all crossbreeds that seem to be fashionable. Just because you know its parents' breeds, doesnt make it any different. Pedigree dogs have problems too, my god look at the recent gsd that won crufts.

Thank you for your email which I took to our committee last night to get their response. On this occasion they will not grant a refund, nor compensatory payment. This was based on the fact that after changing your address you did not get in contact with us and this meant there was no way to contact you. Also the full payment for any booking is due one month before the event. As this was not paid, we were within our rights to cancel the booking. I don't believe we caused any 'distress' to you or Mr * as when you finally telephone two weeks before the event you told me this was no longer going to be a wedding, it was to be a birthday party. I find it totally unacceptable not ot contact your venue to let them know your address has changed and not to make any arrangements between the booking in 2014 and the actual date in 2016.

I hereby abide by the following conditions of Letting: 1. The Hall can be decorated using blu-tack (not sellotape) and we do not permit table confetti in the hall. WE WILL REMOVE ALL DECORATIONS HELD BY SELOTAPE AND ANY TABLE CONFETTI 2. No drink (alcoholic or soft drinks) can be bought onto the premises at any time; 3. Any damage caused during the time of the function to be paid for in full. **** reserves the right to retain the £100 deposit if any of the rules are breached. I enclose cash/cheque pay able to *** for the sum of £*** being 50% non-refundable deposit. I will pay the balance of £** together with a cheque for £100 in respect of a damage deposit no later than one month in advance of the function date as agreed. CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED

Thank you

Hi guys and gals, glad to see so many people getting tremendous help on here! Im hoping someone is able to shed light on my rights & responsibilities regarding the following issue; In July 2014 I booked a function room to host my wedding reception. I paid a 50% non-refundable deposit to secure this date. I then changed this date by telephone and was told that my deposit would be carried forward for the second date rather than the first. In the two years since that booking we have moved and had a change of circumstances. We unfortunately forgot that the remainder needed paying 'no later than one month in advance of the function date agreed'. I ring to pay this and was told that as they could not get hold of us they had no option but to let the date go owing to demand for that particular date. I found my self without a venue with two weeks to find an alternative. Whilst I appreciate we did not update our details, surely the fact we paid a deposit should have secured the date regardless and that deposit secures THEM against US cancelling. I am about to start a letter of complaint after my verbal request for a refund of this deposit was refused point blank. However, on pushing my point, they said that under the circumstances they would speak to their treasurer. I am obviously disappointed in myself for missing the payment, but feel that the deposit I paid was to secure the date. If someone could advise, I would be very grateful

Hi guys, please help me..... I bought a Bristan Glee Shower from a online retailer via ebay in June 2015. I had it fitted by an electrician and a plumber in the following month. It has now gone wrong, keeps tripping the fuse and cant control the temperature (I think its the thermostat). It has been installed for 6 months. My belief is that it should be covered under a guarantee, however now I have the user guide in front of me; it states that in order for the guarantee to be valid, I should have sent off the registration card that came with the shower within 10 days of purchase. Surely this cannot be right? Does a guarantee not automatically come with a new product these days? I have proof of purchase. TYIA,

They say they have provided the information but they didn't. What do you mean same outfit? I haven't had any DCA contact or anything, this is the first I've heard from them since 2009, out of the blue x

subscribing.........had same letter plus FD

Yep, I have done all this, back in 2009. Had no communication from them since!

[or they gave an intern an old filing cabinet to sort through...] a YTS teen perhaps

I have, like many on here received a letter stating they previously issued a default notice and after 5 years, they now issue a FD. They also wrote; They intent to inform CRA's of default (dating back to 2009) Legal proceedings may be taken against me if I do not make a payment agreement. I requested a CCA back in 2009 and was fobbed off, and since they haven't come up with any signed paperwork or CCA. I then ceased making payments. I have received no correspondence since then So why now? They worried about it becoming statute barred perhaps? What would be the best way forward here?