Yellow Junction box penality ticket

iamani wrote:Hi Jay

Google B.o.E.V.A.T remedy, it's a conditional acceptance technique.

Cheers!

I note that you have titled your letter "Notice of rejection of invalid invoice"

Making a formal challenge

You have 28 days to make a formal challenge (called a ‘representation’) after you get a notice to owner. You must:

   - explain your reasons for challenging the PCN in as much detail as possible
   - provide copies of any evidence or documents to support your challenge

You won’t have to pay the fine if your representation is accepted.
If your formal challenge is rejected

You’ll get a ‘notice of rejection’ - it will give you 28 days to pay or appeal to an independent tribunal.

If you don’t pay or appeal, you’ll have to pay a late penalty (‘charge certificate’).

actinglikeabanker wrote:Hey

I note that you have titled your letter "Notice of rejection of invalid invoice"

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Parking fines and penalty charge notices : https://www.gov.uk/parking-tickets

https://www.gov.uk/parking-tickets/challenging-a-ticket

Making a formal challenge

You have 28 days to make a formal challenge (called a ‘representation’) after you get a notice to owner. You must:

   - explain your reasons for challenging the PCN in as much detail as possible
   - provide copies of any evidence or documents to support your challenge

You won’t have to pay the fine if your representation is accepted.
If your formal challenge is rejected

You’ll get a ‘notice of rejection’ - it will give you 28 days to pay or appeal to an independent tribunal.

If you don’t pay or appeal, you’ll have to pay a late penalty (‘charge certificate’).

Does what you have sent/received corresponded to their prescribed process or, are they essentially playing the language/terminology game with you?.

Some waiting and parking stuff : https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/waiting-and-parking-238-to-252

Jay wrote:I was being silly and wrote it back to them with a photo stating that my car wasn't completely blocking the yellow junction box. As the moving vehicles stopped right infront of me, the back wheel of the car was in the box and other vehicle were passiing through without any problem. I was asking them to reconsider and thats the mistake I made! once they rejected the appeal.

I heard about BoEVat and sent them those letters. I am not good with words, so I am kinda stuck :-(

LionsShare wrote:OK as I stated in my last post - have you read & followed those threads I mentioned?

Remember  I can't do this for you but there is more than enough material to get you started

It proberbly would start with a counter offer along the lines of:

Dear Sir/Madam

I am in receipt of your ? (state what the paper work is about) & you are attempting to claim ? (again state what is in the paper work)

Now draw on what is in those threads I mentioned:

Ask serious questions like "By painting lines/marks on the ground how does that form a contract/argeement that I owe you some sort of liability (cash)?"

You are dealing with a man/woman of divine creator how does that give you authority over me?

In dealing with statutes/acts ask/demand to know: "How are you going to prove I have to obey statutes/acts & how do they apply to me?"

Watch this below start to finish you will get ideas.

"How to beat UK speeding tickets (2014)"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNxvlr_OKyg

Also boevat does seem a really GOOD source!

http://boevat.org.uk/about-pcns/

http://boevat.org.uk/success/

How you word your response is up to you again  I can't do this for you but you should be able to draw enough info out of those threads. From the way you articulate your initial narrative you seem more than able to do this. There are NO templates are far as am a where to help you, others may be able to help with specific wording, I know what I have written is sketchy at best, but I think & hope there is enough to get you started.

Good luck!

LS

Jay wrote:Shall i send the letter to the court or Council?

Jay wrote:Its from the council but on the top of the letter it's says (form pe2) and I should fill back of the form to respond and also sign infront of a solicitor. It doesn't look like the regular court claim form. It doesn't have a claim number.

I wrote this letter to

Traffic Encforcement Centre
County Court Business Centre
St.Kathrine House
21 - 27 St.Kathrine's Street
Northampton
NN1 2LH


I received the letter of "Order of recovert for Unpaid Penalty Charge". I am writing to let you know that, I have submitted one defence online on #name" council website and I have sent  previously two letter, under the Royal Mail Signed For delivery service, requiring a properly formatted invoice in accordance with the Bills of Exchange Act 1882; copies of which are attached hereto.

Since they have failed to address the matter and continued to demand the payment which is in itself a punishable offence under the Bills of Exchange Act 1882, and possibly the Fraud Act 2006 and the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.

I am deeply suspicious of #name" Council reluctancy to deliver an invoice. It is suspicious that this whole business is predicated on an enormous fraud.

It is my understanding  that, I would be in direct contravention of the Bills of xchange Act 1882, the Fraud Act 2006 and various other offences under HM Revenue and Customs egulations with regard to Value Added Tax if I, were to settle this matter without first receiving such an invoice

Jay wrote:No I have sent two previous letter asking them to give me properly formatted invoice. I have send this one yet.

Also I watched the video again and you can see they diverted the traffic straight ahead. You can see the divert traffic sign board on the video close up shot.

I am not sure if I can talk about that  now. Pretty clueless .