#2 Re: Residential Parking Enforcement - right to opt out?
on 06 Nov, 2023 17:30 in Private parking tickets
Where's the lease?The Deed of Covenant is what you use when you assign the lease.The 'rules' are just a piece of paper.If your lease grants you the right to a space, marked out on the plan, then I'd be more straightforward."Dear sirs,As per the lease (attached) between myself and FREEHOLDER of DATE, you will note that I have leased the land on which my vehicle was parked from DATE to [999 years from now]. There is no requirement in the lease to display a permit, and even if there were, failure to do so would be a breach of the lease remedy of which is between myself and the FREEHOLDER.For the avoidance of doubt, I am the landholder of the land my vehicle was parked upon.If any party has been misled into believing that they (or someone else) is the landholder and that they can enforce a parking regime on my spot, that is between those two parties.I will not be paying a parking charge for parking on my own property, nor will I display a 'permit'.Yours etc,"But only IF the land is yours. What does your lease show?