Private Parking
POFA 2012: Notice to Keeper Timing Failure
For camera-only enforcement where the Notice to Keeper was served too early or too late. Cites Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 Schedule 4 paragraphs 8(4)-(5), 9(4)-(5). The single most decisive ground available against keeper liability.
£15
What's included
- Complete letter with all applicable grounds for this charge type
- All statutory references cited by section, schedule, and paragraph
- Relevant case law where applicable
- Modular [DELETE IF NOT APPLICABLE] sections so the letter fits your case
- Scope note and completion checklist included
- Instant download as a formatted Word document, ready to complete and send
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UK law. Current case law.
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Late Notice to Keeper Evidence Pack
£29Whether the notice was late turns on the date it was POSTED, and only the operator knows that. The pack is how you find out and prove it.
What the pack adds to this letter
- A date calculator that tells you whether the notice was actually given out of time, before you commit to arguing it was
- The separate letter that forces the operator to disclose the date of posting and the class of post
- How to evidence when it really arrived, starting with the envelope most people throw away
- The two points that still work even when the notice was in time
- A worked example from a real ParkingEye case that comes out in time, so you can see where the line falls
The letter above is included in the pack. You do not need both.
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