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Is tailgating out of a car park illegal???

Oopsadaisy · 2012-06-30 09:10:49

Came across an article about Manc Airport installing ANPR and 'tickets' since people tailgate out of their carpark. Is this tailgating illegal [theft?] or is it 'a civil matter' [refusing to pay a bill]?? I think is must just be civil since the article didn't mention passing details to police etc.

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Captain_Flack. Posts: 398 Forumite

4 January 2014 at 12:41PM

Guest101 wrote: »

Debatable in my opinions, it's a service which you may disagree with, thereby you dispute the charge and leave your details, the aggrieved party may then seek recompense.

Clearly in this instance they aren't leaving their details though

How is it debatable in the given circumstances?

If you left your details in a restaurant or with a taxi driver it would be the same as you describe. Theft all day long if you've made no attempt to convey your dissatisfaction with the service.

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