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Parking charge notice at my own flat

cactusjaxs · 2011-10-24 17:28:07

Hi everyone The other day I received a parking charge notice from a company patrolling my car park. My car was parked in a parking space allocated to my flat. For various reasons my parking permit was not in the car at the time and there are signs saying that this company patrol the car park and will fine/clamp cars parked…

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The_Slithy_Tove Posts: 4,111 Forumite

25 October 2011 at 10:09AM

Trebor16 wrote: »

If the car park is nothing to do with them who employed the parking company? Someone must have and it is usually the management company. Are they telling porkies?

The only other body who would have the right to call in a PPC would be the freeholder, whoever that is, but would seem unlikely. For example, who is responsible for getting the parking area resurfaced or the lines repainted when necessary. Could that possibly be the management company? Don't take any BS from them - just remind them who pays their wages.

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