Parking ticket in Asda car park - Is this legal, can they take me to court?

dfh

adouglasmhor wrote: »

No he was white Scots and middle aged. He was just a thicko who thought he had the right to park where he wanted and dam the consequences. you get them.

Things are really in a sad state in this country that for fear of the PC Brigade you have had to change the version of events just to please the PC liberals.I do feel sorry for you and your dad.

dfh

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

What a load of rubbish. I don't read the Guardian, and I don't base my opinions on the BBC. I have a mind of my own, and I choose not to judge people unless I actually know them.

Unlike you I don't need a newspaper to make up my mind for me.

So you admit that you do watch the biased,left-wing BBC.As soon as you admitted that,your views ceased to have any credibility.

ckerrd

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

We all know that not all blue badge holders deserve them, but that is no excuse for people without blue badges to think that they have the right to take up spaces reserved for those who need them, just because there are some people who abuse the blue badge system. Otherwise the only people who do suffer are those who really do need wider parking bays close to the store entrance.

Of course in most supermarket car parks no bays are reserved for anyone.

trisontana

dfh wrote: »

Things are really in a sad state in this country that for fear of the PC Brigade you have had to change the version of events just to please the PC liberals.I do feel sorry for you and your dad.

What a load of rubbish.

Storck

dfh wrote: »

I bet the offender was some minority and hence your dad had to be PC.This PC business is destroying us.

Obviously the offender was some minority, they said they were disabled. Therefore already admitted they are a minority.

Tim_Deegan

dfh wrote: »

So you admit that you do watch the biased,left-wing BBC.As soon as you admitted that,your views ceased to have any credibility.

Are you you just an extreme right wing racist, or just a troll trying to cause an argument?

Tim_Deegan

ckerrd wrote: »

Of course in most supermarket car parks no bays are reserved for anyone.

Not in my experience.

adouglasmhor

dfh wrote: »

Things are really in a sad state in this country that for fear of the PC Brigade you have had to change the version of events just to please the PC liberals.I do feel sorry for you and your dad.

Never mind deary, someone will give you some attention one day and it will be just like when you were a kid and your mum used to tie a bone round your neck so the dog would play with you.

BFG_2

I like ASDA.

ckerrd

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Not in my experience.

Sorry, I personally have not seen any.
In what way are they reserved?