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[bertiecbx550]

Ok folks the forums are right some companies do expect you to be frightened and pay and some will pursue to a point I.E. 3 letters asking for payment and then drop it.....But some do pursue....

[djm1964]

....for parking outside white lines, took 2 bays allegedly... as the bays are too small, i have a bad back, and i am sick to death of dings in my doors. The fact that the rest of the car park is 70% empty doesnt count of course

now i havent posted this for a discussion on people paking in 2 bays, more on the legalitys of issueing a ticket for parking on a private (not council owned) piece of land, reason being...

the internet is full of forum threads advising to ignore the later received demand for 90 sobs on gronds that they have no legal right to do so... in fact the demand could be consisered harassment. But it seems the best course of action appears to be to ignore it as it will cost them too much to enforce in court.

It does stink of BS imho.....

they cannot legally enforce the ticket throw it in the bin , had all this on the courier forum pm and I will explain

Dave

[unlucky alf]

i would also inform them you intend to contact the local paper, bad publicity will cost them more in losses than you paying a ticket, which of course you wont pay anyway

[Vamps]

....for parking outside white lines, took 2 bays allegedly... as the bays are too small, i have a bad back, and i am sick to death of dings in my doors. The fact that the rest of the car park is 70% empty doesnt count of course

now i havent posted this for a discussion on people paking in 2 bays, more on the legalitys of issueing a ticket for parking on a private (not council owned) piece of land, reason being...

the internet is full of forum threads advising to ignore the later received demand for 90 sobs on gronds that they have no legal right to do so... in fact the demand could be consisered harassment. But it seems the best course of action appears to be to ignore it as it will cost them too much to enforce in court.

It does stink of BS imho.....

they cannot legally enforce the ticket throw it in the bin , had all this on the courier forum pm and I will explain

Dave

They can, it is their land, and the car was not in a bay.
It is civil action though and may not be pursued, but it might be.  Bertie knows, after all he can give out tickets.....

[bertiecbx550]

And i try my damn hardest not too....Unless they take the p*ss....