Free Traffic Legal Advice

4. No evidence of Landowner Authority - the operator is put to strict proof of full compliance with the BPA Code of Practice.

The operator is also put to strict proof, by means of contemporaneous and
unredacted evidence, of a chain of authority flowing from the landholder of the
"relevant land" to the operator. The “relevant land” is not adequately defined
because there are two possible Lidl store locations in St Neots. It is not accepted that the operator has adhered to the landholder's definitions, exemptions, grace period, hours of operation, etc. and any instructions to cancel charges due to complaints. There is no evidence that the freeholder authorises this operator to issue parking charges or what the land enforcement boundary and start/expiry dates are, nor whether this operator has standing to enforce such charges in their own name rather than a bare licence to act as an agent ‘on behalf of’ the landowner.

Apologies for chipping in, but I think the reference to Lidl stores in St Neots is incorrect.  The location in question is Parkhouse Business Centre in High Wycombe.