We get 4 and a half hours at our local shopping complex. Got a restaurant, coffee shop, boots, iceland, and a couple of £1 shops and supermarket. Ooh and a pet shop
It will now probably be stayed for longer! There is a similar case about commercial penalties in July and they may be heard together, otherwise it may be 12-18 months.
we got caught out by parking eye also with an aldi store we were 15 mins over our time ,,,,,,we contact aldi and we explained we had a blue badge they took our badge number and said were not to pay the fine they will sort it with parking eye as apparantley blue badge holders are allowed 3 hrs
Quote: Parking Eye have recently been in the Court of Appeal - in a few weeks there will be a Judgment.
I have been taken to a small claims court by PE. My case was last week - the decision was 'stayed' (postponed) pending this appeal case.
I dare say that round about now your Court will have been advised of the Beavis case and that ParkingEye will have asked for directions as to how your case should proceed to appeal.
Phil.
------------- If you're not on a fell your wasting your feet and for 2014 it's.......Feb Castleton Mar North Yors Moors; Apr Sutton on Sea; May Thirsk; Jun Clapham/Riverside (Lakes); July Wharfedale; August Crakehall; Sept Knaresborough; Oct Wirral Park/Clitheroe
Quote: Originally posted by cwdc56768 on 02/5/2015
Quote: Originally posted by nelmo on 27/4/2015
Quote: Parking Eye have recently been in the Court of Appeal - in a few weeks there will be a Judgment.
I have been taken to a small claims court by PE. My case was last week - the decision was 'stayed' (postponed) pending this appeal case.
I dare say that round about now your Court will have been advised of the Beavis case and that ParkingEye will have asked for directions as to how your case should proceed to appeal.
Phil.
This is being appealled in the Supreme court and until the Supreme court rules we will continue to gnore any tickets PE are stupid enough to issue.
Quote: Originally posted by iank01 on 03/5/2015
This is being appealled in the Supreme court and until the Supreme court rules we will continue to gnore any tickets PE are stupid enough to issue.
Well, good luck with that. Personally I check the rules and abide by them. That way it's not an issue.
------------- Mike
My advice is worth no more than the price paid for it
For any of you familar with the Consumer Protection (Amendment) Regulations 2014 ParkingEye's claims for those who parked before October 2014, but for which ParkingEye want you to pay after October 2014 on the basis of the Beavis decision, are prohibited by law.
Phil
------------- If you're not on a fell your wasting your feet and for 2014 it's.......Feb Castleton Mar North Yors Moors; Apr Sutton on Sea; May Thirsk; Jun Clapham/Riverside (Lakes); July Wharfedale; August Crakehall; Sept Knaresborough; Oct Wirral Park/Clitheroe
Quote: Originally posted by mikegalagher on 03/5/2015
Quote: Originally posted by iank01 on 03/5/2015This is being appealled in the Supreme court and until the Supreme court rules we will continue to gnore any tickets PE are stupid enough to issue.
Well, good luck with that. Personally I check the rules and abide by them. That way it's not an issue.
Why should any one pay their excessive charges which are higher than a council? They do not own the land and do not maintain the land. In addition, shouldn't all their invoices have a VAT number as surely they earn over the threshold? I can see HMRC being very interested in this case as they can back date VAT to day one and also fine the company a huge amount of money. BTW isn't PE owned by Capita?
Quote: Originally posted by iank01
Why should any one pay their excessive charges which are higher than a council? They do not own the land and do not maintain the land. In addition, shouldn't all their invoices have a VAT number as surely they earn over the threshold? I can see HMRC being very interested in this case as they can back date VAT to day one and also fine the company a huge amount of money. BTW isn't PE owned by Capita?
It would seem that HMRC would not be interested. Whilst parking charges may be subject to VAT, the charges for exceeding the time limits are not - see http://forums.pepipoo.com/lofiversion/index.php/t76936.html