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Parking Fine
I have received a parking fine from Paid Parking Company for Asda supermarket car parking which went just over the allowed time. I’ve read lots of things that say I shouldn’t pay as it’s a private fine company. Any advice?
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As long as there are clearly displayed signs advising you of the parking fees (and those fees aren't wholly disproportionate), whenever you park you car in such a car park you are entering into a legally binding contract to pay those fees.
Despite all of the rubbish that's been posted on the internet, courts have repeatedly reinforced that view. It was happening back in 2008
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and the matter has now been tested all of the way up to the Supreme Court:
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People who try to argue the matter can find that things get VERY expensive
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or even VERY VERY expensive!
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Despite all of the rubbish that's been posted on the internet, courts have repeatedly reinforced that view. It was happening back in 2008
http://
and the matter has now been tested all of the way up to the Supreme Court:
https:/
People who try to argue the matter can find that things get VERY expensive
https:/
or even VERY VERY expensive!
http://
This link will give you some information, which I hope is helpful:-
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A few years ago I received a parking ticket from a city centre Lidl. It was free parking, but you apparently had to give your registration number to the checkout operator. I didn't read the notice closely enough and was snapped leaving the car park after a 10 minute stay. Ignored the notice and have never heard another word about it.
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