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DLR — 56-Day Statutory Window; 28-Day Discount; 50% Uplift

DLR's published rule: '56-day statutory period to either pay the fine or submit an appeal'. If neither happens within 28 days the fine increases by 50%; after 56 days the FCN is no longer payable as a fixed charge. This bands the timing into three windows. Where DLR purports to apply the 50% uplift before day 28, or refuses an appeal lodged within the 56-day period, the action is outside its own published rules.

Legal basis

DLR Parking Services published procedure; Road Traffic Act 2010 s.35 and s.37.

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DLR FCN where the Council applied the 50% uplift before day 28, or refused an appeal lodged inside the 56-day window.

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