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Received from Minster Baywatch as the registered keeper. The car park is in Teesside Park where maximum period is 4 hrs. This is in a shopping and leisure area. Occupants spent several hundred pounds whilst in stores and food outlets with receipts to prove.

Does the notice comply? I haven't had the opportunity to check the signage, I believe it was installed at some point last year.

The parking limit of 4hrs was exceeded by approximately 45mins so not within any grace period.

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The signs on site are Minster Baywatch. Have you approached the retailer where you spent your money and asked them to intervene and get their landlord, who is the likely contractor for the parking operator, to get it cancelled. This is know as Plan A.

If they won't or can't help, then seek out the managing agent for the retail park and contact them and get them to cancel the charge with their agent. Complain to the retailer and have them escalate that up to the managing agent if necessary. Threaten to return the goods and go elsewhere to make the same purchase, explaining that you don't expect to be invoiced by a third party for the privilege of being a customer.

 will need to find out the company that is the managing agent for the retail park. Often you can find this information on the big advertising plinth that lists all the stores.

THe person you spoke with at the enquiries is just an idiot if they are telling you that they have 'no influence' over the parking operator. Ask them who is the Monkey and who is the Organ Grinder in their contractual relationship?