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Quote: Originally posted by Simontodd on 03/9/2012

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You'll probaly make more progress talking to the company than pressing your point on here. I gave you the link in an earlier post so you could appeal directly to the service operator rather than the company that run the car park.

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What ever you do dont pay it, or correspond with the company, they have sent you a receipt , check out www.pepipoo.com for all details

All those types of tickets are not enforceable

Quote: Originally posted by DaveCoaches on 04/9/2012

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Their losses are a) you didn't pay. B) they had to pay staff to man their equipment. C) They had to contact you. D) court fees. E) Legal costs.

Could run into a few hundreds quid without being deemed excessive.

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Quote: Originally posted by saxo1 on 04/9/2012

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Contract law requires an offer and an acceptance. The landlord or private parking firm offer you parking in accordance with the terms displayed. By reading the terms, the motorists have accepted the offer and must comply.
The terms and conditions display the charges for failure to comply, by entering the parking area you have agreed to the terms and conditions including the excess charges for failure to comply with them.

Saxo1 

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"The landowner can claim for loss not the parking company, Unless they take over the land. But what landowner is going to be mad enough to do that?"

Incorrect the parking company can claim if they are acting as the landowners agent.

They can now pursue the registered keeper for the payment even if they weren't driving the vehicle if the keeper won't inform them who was driving.

Saxo1