NHS / Trethowans spanked in Court

AlexisV

LOL.

There's another Aintree / Trethowans case coming up on 29th June. There were no spaces, so our defendant parked in an unsigned disabled bay. He was admitted and spent the night and day in there for a suspected stroke.

All in a days work for a PPC.

robredz

AlexisV wrote: »

LOL.

There's another Aintree / Trethowans case coming up on 29th June. There were no spaces, so our defendant parked in an unsigned disabled bay. He was admitted and spent the night and day in there for a suspected stroke.

All in a days work for a PPC.

The prima-facie evidence of the admission as an in-patient for observation should mean a cancelled penalty, but heigh ho, that would lose them a penalty charge; lucky for the defendant that Trethowans weren't suing their executors, for the unpaid penalty invoice if they had died in hospital. I wouldn't put that past these rapacious greedy clowns.:mad:

esmerobbo

Trethowens again have two goes at Aintree!

I bet their not doing it no win no fee! How much is this costing Aintree?

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?312576-PCN-At-Hospital/page2
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?312089-Parking-ticket-on-a-disabled-hire-car/page2

In fact I have FOI'd Aintree to ask just that question!

Dear Aintree University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust,

Dear Sir or Madam.

Can you please supply me with the details of the following.

1 What the total cost has been for Aintree NHS trust to pursue
penalty parking charges through the county courts.

2 How much Aintree NHS trust has recovered though Judgements
obtained.

3 How much has been paid out to successfully defended claims.

Yours faithfully,

robredz

@ esmerobbo post #24 The answer to question 2 will be £0.00