3 Parking fines as warden couldn't see permit

Captain_Flack.

londonTiger wrote: »

if you have a permit you need to display it,simple as. unless they provided inadequate stickytape on the permits which does not bind well to the windscreen.

if you fail to display you ar wasting their time, wasting the wardens time and the appeal persons time in creating this situation, so i can understand them refusing to budge on this.

imagine if everyone failed to display and had to waste all that time and refund!!!

If that isn't something you haven't just made up, perhaps a link to the case law covering inadequate sticky tape could help the op.

Captain_Flack.

londonTiger wrote: »

if you have a permit you need to display it,simple as. unless they provided inadequate stickytape on the permits which does not bind well to the windscreen.

if you fail to display you ar wasting their time, wasting the wardens time and the appeal persons time in creating this situation, so i can understand them refusing to budge on this.

imagine if everyone failed to display and had to waste all that time and refund!!!

Just a thought the dvla don't supply any tape. Am I exempt from displaying my tax disc?

londonTiger

you're an idiot, residents permits are supplied with backing tape in london, they're square permit with a larger backing tape which is roughly 1 inch thick on each side.

Captain_Flack.

londonTiger wrote: »

you're an idiot, residents permits are supplied with backing tape in london, they're square permit with a larger backing tape which is roughly 1 inch thick on each side.

Tax discs aren't.

So you have the link to the defective tape defence? No because like the car park thread you make things up to suit.

I'm beginning to think English isn't your first language.

londonTiger

Captain_Flack. wrote: »

Tax discs aren't.

So you have the link to the defective tape defence? No because like the car park thread you make things up to suit.

I'm beginning to think English isn't your first language.

who said anything about tax discs? are you creating your own argument again like you always do.

Captain_Flack.

londonTiger wrote: »

who said anything about tax discs? are you creating your own argument again like you always do.

Well they stick to the windscreen too. I was wondering if your special tape defence is a catch all. Maybe not, but for those of us who don't like in our parents home in London. Can you post the London parking regs that cover defective Sellotape?

londonTiger

Captain_Flack. wrote: »

Well they stick to the windscreen too. I was wondering if your special tape defence is a catch all. Maybe not, but for those of us who don't like in our parents home in London. Can you post the London parking regs that cover defective Sellotape?

for tax disc you use your own tape, so it would be a bit silly to make that defence, but feel free to try!

Residents permits come with tape preattached, you peel off and stick to yuor windscreen. I don't understand why it couldn't be more clearer.

Joe_Horner

Captain_Flack. wrote: »

Well they stick to the windscreen too.

No they don't. I've just tried and they're completely non-sticky :beer:

adouglasmhor

londonTiger wrote: »

for tax disc you use your own tape, so it would be a bit silly to make that defence, but feel free to try!

Residents permits come with tape preattached, you peel off and stick to yuor windscreen. I don't understand why it couldn't be more clearer.

Mine didn't, luckily my car has a clip to hold it in place.
It's either "more clear" or "clearer" never "more clearer" BTW.

Captain_Flack.

Joe_Horner wrote: »

No they don't. I've just tried and they're completely non-sticky :beer:

Didn't you get any tape with yours either?

We'll maybe londontodger can give you the link to the Sellotape defence.