03-28-2026, 10:51 AM
(03-27-2026, 06:37 PM)TheParkingmeister Wrote: The Registered Keeper would not be prepared to take it to court sadly, it's the bane of my life recently. Would the driver be willing to, I'm not sure, I'd have to speak with him. Can you can even transfer liability at this point?
I'm unclear as to your status in this as you're neither the driver nor the registered keeper. Presumably the NTK was addressed to the RK..your employer? You, again presumably, have a specific but limited role within the company to manage/handle/process such notices. Does this extend to initiating proceedings to an IAS? So far there have been 2 opportunities to pay the lower parking charge but neither has been taken.
I understand and empathise with your own views about such charges, but I wouldn't want you to go out on a limb beyond your employment remit. Given what you've posted about your employer's attitude to these matters(although exactly how 'they' would pay if all correspondence is handled by you remains unclear) and the clear advice here that prospects at IAS are next to zero, shouldn't the exit strategy be to get out with least financial harm?
As regards providing details of the driver, this option is open to the RK at any stage before legal proceedings are commenced. As advised in this post, NTKs and IAS are not 'legal proceedings'.
