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Corporate Services Hereford
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Ok I have added this section to the end of part 3Corporate Services (Parking Management) does not own this car park and is merely an agent of the landowner or legal occupier. In its notice and rejection letters Corporate Services (Parking Management) has provided me with no evidence that it is lawfully entitled to demand money from a driver or keeper. I put Corporate Services (Parking Management) to strict proof to POPLA that it has the proper legal authorisation from the landowner to contract with drivers and to enforce charges in its own name as creditor in the courts for breach of contract. I demand Corporate Services (Parking Management) produce to POPLA the contemporaneous and unredacted contract between the landowner and the Corporate Services (Parking Management).
Do I need to change the wording, I read somewhere about breach of contract being different to contractual and on their signage (see images) they use the words contractual0 -
That looks fine if they are alleging breach. Are they? Don't be fooled by the fact they may have bunged in the words 'contractually agreeing' onto a sign. Most PPCs do not word their signs as contractual fee (tariff in exchange for the right to park).PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD0 -
The can argue that, but it is up to them to prove it, which may prove tricky.0
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Coupon-mad wrote: »That looks fine if they are alleging breach. Are they? Don't be fooled by the fact they may have bunged in the words 'contractually agreeing' onto a sign. Most PPCs do not word their signs as contractual fee (tariff in exchange for the right to park).
On their sign it merely says that by entering the car park (assuming that I saw the sign in the first instance of course) I am contractually agreeing to pay the charges as advertised.
So would you change the wording then?0 -
EXACT wording of the sign please. This is very important.
https://www.herefordvoice.co.uk/uploads/monthly_06_2014/post-109-0-69742100-1402668332_thumb.jpg0 -
The usual rubbish ... you can't engage a contract to specifically breach the terms of contract.0
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The usual rubbish ... you can't engage a contract to specifically breach the terms of contract.
The sign very clearly states PERMIT HOLDERS ONLY and ALL VeHICLES MUST DISPLAY A VALID PERMIT AT ALL TIMES so anybody who does not have a permit cannot contractually agree to pay anything.0
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