Appeal Leinster Terrace Penalty Charge Notice (PCN)
How to appeal your Leinster Terrace, Westminster Penalty Charge
Top parking fine contraventions you can appeal for free:
- Being in a bus lane
- Parking in a restricted street
- Failing to comply with restriction
- Failing to pay and display a parking permit
- Residents shared use place without permit
- Entering and stopping in a box junction
- Footway parking (one – four wheels on footway
- Red Route stopped where prohibited
How to Appeal
Follow this guide to write your parking ticket appeal and win
1. Collect Evidence
Collect any evidence from Leinster Terrace such as photos of bad signs, road markings and permits. Check the Westminster parking website for additional evidence.
2. Traffic Tribunal Cases
The London Tribunal has a collection of all successful appeals on Leinster Terrace with Westminster. See the steps below on how to find your London Tribunal case.
3. Write your Appeal
Once you have collected your evidence, simply write your appeal letter on Parking Mate UK. Your appeal will now have a strong case to win and be successful.
Finding adjudicator and key cases on London Tribunal
If you can find a key case at London Tribunals where assessors allowed appeals, you can use supporting cases to see why appeals where allowed and use the same reasons to appeal your PCN for your Westminster PCN. To find similar cases, simply follow the steps below. You can see the key cases here
Finding cases at London Tribunal:
- Go to https://londontribunals.org.uk/
- Select Statutory Registers
- Select search under Environment and Traffic Adjudicators
- Enter the following:
- Enforcing authority as Westminster
- Enter desired dates
- Outcome as Appeal allowed
You will then be presented with a list of all successful appeal cases which you can review and find one that matches your case. Simply copy the “case reference number” and “adapt the text from the decision” to include in your appeal letter.
