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Parking Eye Letter

Ln42 · 2012-05-28 10:39:24

Hi, I have been reading through the threads related to this, but becoming a little confused... Just under 2 weeks ago, we went for dinner in a local pub - we asked the bar staff if we needed to register the car details for using the car park, which is shared with another business. We were told not to worry. Not having…

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Kite2010 Posts: 4,311 Forumite

15 July 2012 at 9:31PM

Probably then trying to say "yes we do listen to appeals, we don't need no independent appeals process to be bought in"

Or have a contract with the client where if they cancel a ticket they charge the client a cancellation fee

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