Parking charge notices

How to Complain or make Representation.

• Complaining to the local authority.
• The grounds for representation.
• The Notice to Owner (NtO)
• What is formal representation?
• Notices of Acceptance /Rejection/Appeal.

Complaining to the Adjudicator.

• Who are the Adjudicators?
• The grounds for appealing to the Adjudicator
• The appeal process
• What Happens Next?

Statutory Declarations

• About the Statutory Declaration.
• How to complete the Statutory Declaration.
• What happens next?
• Warrant of Execution

Miscellaneous

• The Road Traffic Act 1991.
• Contravention Codes
  

Warrant of execution.

The Warrant of Execution will be on a Form  PE9.

Under the Code of Practice from the Traffic Enforcement Centre it states the following:

• “The warrant must be enforced as a county court warrant. The certificated bailiff must have the warrant in his personal possession when he visits a person or premises with a view to enforcing it and he must produce it on demand to anyone who has reasonable grounds to see it”

If you have received notification from a Bailiff that they have a warrant in respect of an unpaid PCN, our advice is that you must immediately telephone the Traffic Enforcement Centre at Northampton County Court on : 08457 045 007 to ask the exact date on which the Warrant was issued. This is because a Warrant is valid for just 12 months from the date of issue. The Traffic  Enforcement Centre’s  computer system will automatically mark the warrant as expired after this time. A warrant cannot be renewed.

It is illegal for a bailiff to enforce a warrant that has expired.

Please note; Once a Warrant of Execution has been authorised by the Traffic Enforcement Centre, you cannot file an ordinary Statutory Declaration, instead, you must file an “Out of Time” Statutory Declaration.