17-02-16, 01:57 PM
son has got another ticket whilst doing his job.
just posted this on the consumer action website that was given in a previous post by someone on here
hello, part of my son's job is to visit business's and rectify electrical issues they have. Often in shops or banks he has to park quite close so he can transport his tools. He has received a parking charge notice and I'd like advice please. Please keep things simple......I've looked around the site and other consumer sites (eg moneysupermarket) and its my understanding that when parking on private land, the bottom line is that it is unenforceable in law
please clarify the above
son visits a bank in Warrington and parks up, gets a wrapper on the windscreen with the words "parking notice enclosed"
within the plastic wrapper is the ticket from a firm called "parking ticketing ltd" based in Ducie Street Manchester
reason for ticket: parked on private property in contravention of the site parking restrictions as displayed on the signage or permit........A parking charge of £100 is due within 28 days of the date of issue. A reduced rate of £60 will be accepted if paid within 14 days with failure to pay the full amount within 28 days will result in the charge increasing by a further £50
date of issue:27/1/16
observed time: 12:05
issued time: 12:18
my son emailed them and explained his circumstances (probably have his name now) but they rejected his appeal.
Do we just ignore this demand and bin it?
I await there response and I'll post it on here, peeps on here have already stated they think its unenforceable on private land (the ticket states private property)
If it was me then I'd bin it after the advice given on here previously but coz its my lad, I don't want any comebacks for him.
Any thoughts from the foccer font of knowledge (legal answers not just Chinese whispers, even moneysupermarket seem to be a bit long winded, I would imagine they're either enforceable or total bollox with no ground in the middle.....am I right?
cheers
just posted this on the consumer action website that was given in a previous post by someone on here
hello, part of my son's job is to visit business's and rectify electrical issues they have. Often in shops or banks he has to park quite close so he can transport his tools. He has received a parking charge notice and I'd like advice please. Please keep things simple......I've looked around the site and other consumer sites (eg moneysupermarket) and its my understanding that when parking on private land, the bottom line is that it is unenforceable in law
please clarify the above
son visits a bank in Warrington and parks up, gets a wrapper on the windscreen with the words "parking notice enclosed"
within the plastic wrapper is the ticket from a firm called "parking ticketing ltd" based in Ducie Street Manchester
reason for ticket: parked on private property in contravention of the site parking restrictions as displayed on the signage or permit........A parking charge of £100 is due within 28 days of the date of issue. A reduced rate of £60 will be accepted if paid within 14 days with failure to pay the full amount within 28 days will result in the charge increasing by a further £50
date of issue:27/1/16
observed time: 12:05
issued time: 12:18
my son emailed them and explained his circumstances (probably have his name now) but they rejected his appeal.
Do we just ignore this demand and bin it?
I await there response and I'll post it on here, peeps on here have already stated they think its unenforceable on private land (the ticket states private property)
If it was me then I'd bin it after the advice given on here previously but coz its my lad, I don't want any comebacks for him.
Any thoughts from the foccer font of knowledge (legal answers not just Chinese whispers, even moneysupermarket seem to be a bit long winded, I would imagine they're either enforceable or total bollox with no ground in the middle.....am I right?
cheers
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