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They won't get a warrant without first taking you to court, at which point with the evidence the OP has a judge will dismiss the case.

 

Hi, have you had first hand experience of this ?

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there are traffic people on this forum who will tell you to pay it of course, their sordid livelihoods depend on frightening the vulnerable and robbing the workers who stand to lose wages IF they have to attend a tribunal. if the council had to pay costs to everyone who won their appeal, they would be more positive about when they issued tickets.

you have my advice -WRITE THE LETTER AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS!

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To OP, you knew or had a good idea that it was a yellow line unless that was the first time you had ever parked there and it sounds like you were on a mission from the comment about maintaining the roads. If you think a yellow line needed repainting you should have rung Amey. Likelihood is you thought you'd chance it even though you knew so your best bet is to hold your hands up. pay up and put it down to experience. You won't win and it will cost you more in the end

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As per Kidley's suggestion, head for THIS FORUM on Pepipoo, register with them and post up scanned copies of both sides of the tickets and any other correspondence.

Make sure you anonymise them first by blanking out anything referring to your own personal details, registration, case numbers etc.

You will likely receive help from genuine experts in the field.

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To OP, you knew or had a good idea that it was a yellow line unless that was the first time you had ever parked there and it sounds like you were on a mission from the comment about maintaining the roads. If you think a yellow line needed repainting you should have rung Amey. Likelihood is you thought you'd chance it even though you knew so your best bet is to hold your hands up. pay up and put it down to experience. You won't win and it will cost you more in the end

 

a stamp and an envelope perhaps?

if the council paid more attention to maintaining road markings instead of chopping down trees or installing bus lanes and cameras, then road users would be in no doubt. one cannot help feeling that the neglect is deliberate and intended to ensnare the unwary.

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If ever in Doubt in road markings or notices, always play safe even if you have to walk some distance to find a suitable place then you will have peace of mind when returning to your motor, remember its a waste of time arguing with a traffic warden, its a well known fact that the Wardens have a full frontal labotomy on leaving, One flew over the cuckoos nest Training school.:hihi:

 

It's a well known fact that SF posters ridiculing the intelligence of others should spend a bit more time proof reading their own posts, removing the random capitals, and correcting the poor spelling.

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there are traffic people on this forum who will tell you to pay it of course, their sordid livelihoods depend on frightening the vulnerable and robbing the workers who stand to lose wages IF they have to attend a tribunal. if the council had to pay costs to everyone who won their appeal, they would be more positive about when they issued tickets.

you have my advice -WRITE THE LETTER AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS!

 

If you knew anything about what you are talking about, you would know that you don't have to attend a Traffic Penalty Tribunal hearing in person. You can send a written submission or choose to have a telephone hearing.

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It's a well known fact that SF posters ridiculing the intelligence of others should spend a bit more time proof reading their own posts, removing the random capitals, and correcting the poor spelling.

 

Quick! call the Spelling Police. Anyhow whats up have I hit a nerve, or maybe the truth hurts, or maybe your a traffic warden.:gag:

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Quick! call the Spelling Police. Anyhow whats up have I hit a nerve, or maybe the truth hurts, or maybe your a traffic warden.:gag:

 

Neither, thanks. It's "you're a traffic warden", not "your".

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Neither, thanks. It's "you're a traffic warden", not "your".

 

How Sad.:roll:

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Neither, thanks. It's "you're a traffic warden", not "your".

i understood it and thats all that matters,

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Hi, have you had first hand experience of this ?

 

It's how the law works. Bailiffs can't be appointed until a court has made an order against you and you've defaulted on it.

 

---------- Post added 27-09-2015 at 10:47 ----------

 

To OP, you knew or had a good idea that it was a yellow line unless that was the first time you had ever parked there and it sounds like you were on a mission from the comment about maintaining the roads. If you think a yellow line needed repainting you should have rung Amey. Likelihood is you thought you'd chance it even though you knew so your best bet is to hold your hands up. pay up and put it down to experience. You won't win and it will cost you more in the end

 

Of course he'll win. If the yellow line was badly degraded then it can't be enforced.

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