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You know what, i shudder to think just how long this would have gone on for and how many people would have had these disgraceful threats by a local authoritys no less, How much money that would have been taken from ordinary citizens if the bikers hadn't been tipped over the edge and got off of there backsides and done something about it. The ntbpt, the NoToMob and now many of the general public are making them pay. It makes you realise that millions have been taken unlawfully over the years.
Your example is obviously not the only one BGB. Wastemonster are fast becoming a joke.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Case Reference: 2110510969Appellant: Mr Nesba LubanzadioAuthority: WestminsterVRM: X108TCXPCN: WM69328481Contravention Date: 19 Jul 2011Contravention Time: 05:54Contravention Location: Great Cumberland PlacePenalty Amount: £130.00Contravention: Parked in a restricted streetDecision Date: 22 Oct 2011Adjudicator: Michael BurkeAppeal Decision: AllowedDirection: cancel the Penalty Charge Notice and the Notice to Owner.Reasons:This Enforcement Authority has been reprimanded by Adjudicators on a number of occasions for the issue of unlawful demands for money in the shape of Charge Certificates issued despite appeals having been submitted to PATAS. In this case the Enforcement Authority appear to have gone one step further in the issue of a bailiff's letter on 23.09.11. The Enforcement Authority say that a Charge Certificate was issued on 19.09.11 because notification of the appeal was not received until 20.09.11. Even if this is correct it does not explain or justify the sending of a bailiff's letter on 23.09.11.The bailiff's letter amounts to a serious procedural impropriety and on this basis I allow the appeal without consideration of the evidence.I expect an Enforcement Authority to have sufficiently robust systems in place that Appellants are not threatened with unlawful demands for money.]I have drawn my concerns to the attention of the Chief Adjudicator.[/b]
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