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Private parking tickets / Re: Defending a private parking charge at court
« on: Today at 05:02:28 pm »
Cheers Dave. Yes, not living there permanently. Any other suggestions for defence template?
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Private parking tickets / Defending a private parking charge at court
« on: Today at 04:44:23 pm »
Hello,
Hoping someone could help with defence please. The driver recently applied for the AOS so the driver now has 28 days to submit defence.
Fine is £275
In 2024, the driver was playing for a football club who uses the football grounds adjacent to a leisure centre/community centre to play games and train. When signing on for the club the driver provided details including vehicle registration to park in the car park in order to play and train.
Sometime in 2024/25, the driver received a charging notice from the parking company. The driver let the football club know, they said they cleared it and nothing was heard since. The driver currently does not have a record of the original notice.
The driver is living abroad now and recently came to the UK to collect post. Post included letters dated March, April 2026 from the legal team. And a May 2026 letter taking the matter to court. No other letters had been received between the incident and the letters dated March 2026.
Was hoping someone could help the driver with steps to defend the decision?
And also how to manage the process as the driver will be living abroad from June 2026 for a year?
Appreciate this group and any support!
Thanks
Hoping someone could help with defence please. The driver recently applied for the AOS so the driver now has 28 days to submit defence.
Fine is £275
In 2024, the driver was playing for a football club who uses the football grounds adjacent to a leisure centre/community centre to play games and train. When signing on for the club the driver provided details including vehicle registration to park in the car park in order to play and train.
Sometime in 2024/25, the driver received a charging notice from the parking company. The driver let the football club know, they said they cleared it and nothing was heard since. The driver currently does not have a record of the original notice.
The driver is living abroad now and recently came to the UK to collect post. Post included letters dated March, April 2026 from the legal team. And a May 2026 letter taking the matter to court. No other letters had been received between the incident and the letters dated March 2026.
Was hoping someone could help the driver with steps to defend the decision?
And also how to manage the process as the driver will be living abroad from June 2026 for a year?
Appreciate this group and any support!
Thanks
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